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Mentioned in 17 episodes

Reboot

Leadership and the Art of Growing Up

Book • 2019

In 'Reboot,' Jerry Colonna shares his approach to leadership development through radical self-inquiry.

The book helps leaders identify and address the emotional baggage and psychological habits that have both driven their success and hindered their relationships and well-being.

Colonna draws on his experiences as a venture capitalist and executive coach, blending Buddhism, Jungian therapy, and entrepreneurial insights to guide leaders in finding meaning, building healthy interpersonal bonds, and becoming more compassionate and bold leaders.

The book emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, mindfulness, honesty, and self-critique in transforming both personal and professional lives.

Mentioned by

Lenny Rachitsky

Jason Calacanis

Joshua Steinfeldt

Mentioned in 17 episodes

Mentioned by

Lenny Rachitsky

as Jerry's first book, focusing on leadership and personal growth.

How have I been complicit in creating the conditions I say I don’t want? | Jerry Colonna (CEO of Reboot, executive coach, former VC)

Mentioned by

Shane Parrish

as the author of the book, which is discussed throughout the podcast.

Jerry Colonna: The CEO Whisperer

Mentioned by

Tim Ferriss

as the author of "Reboot: Leadership and the Art of Growing Up."

#742: Tony Robbins and Jerry Colonna

Mentioned by

Tim Ferriss

as the author of two books, "Reboot" and "Reunion", which are highly recommended.

#767: Jerry Colonna — Tim and Uncle Jerry Tackle Life, Big Questions, Business, Parenting, and Disco Duck

Mentioned by

Sue Ashford

in relation to his book 'Reboot', which discusses the importance of self-awareness in leadership.

You Should Be Taking More Risks. Here’s How To Get Over Your Fear And Do It. | Sue Ashford

Mentioned in the episode description as written by

Jerry Colonna

, one of the guests.

What It’s Like To Live Your Purpose

Mentioned by

Nathan Barry

when discussing the trend of celebrities launching newsletters.

My Advice for Creators & Entrepreneurs in 2025 (Q&A) | 066

Mentioned by

Tim Ferriss

as the author's book.

#554: Jerry Colonna — How to Reboot Yourself and Feel Unrushed in the New Year

Mentioned by

Tim Ferriss

as

Jerry Colonna

's first book, which explores leadership and personal growth.

#373: Jerry Colonna — The Coach With the Spider Tattoo

Mentioned by

Jerry Colonna

himself, referencing his first book and its focus on leadership and personal growth.

The power of empathy in leadership with Jerry Colonna

Mentioned by

Dan Harris

as

Jerry Colonna

's previous book, foundational to his new work.

Deep, Provocative Success Strategies From the “Yoda of Silicon Valley” | Jerry Colonna

Recommended by

Semil Shah

as a book that was impactful to him.

20VC: Haystack’s Semil Shah on Whether Founders Are Bypassing Seed Funds in Favour Of Less Dilutive Multi-Stage Funds, How Fund Strategy Changes With Fund Scaling & Why The Hardest Challenge is Price Discipline

Mentioned by

Jason Calacanis

as Jerry's book, detailing his journey and experiences.

Jerry Colonna on 'Reunion': sustaining founder drive, enlightened leadership, and more! | E1864

Mentioned by

Dan Harris

as his coach and the author of the book discussed in the podcast.

The Art of Growing Up, Jerry Colonna

Mentioned by

Jerry Colonna

as the key organizing question of the book is about how he has been complicit in creating the conditions he says he doesn't want.

Jerry Colonna: The Questions Every Leader Needs to Ask Themselves

Mentioned by

Alison Beard

as the author of the book during the introduction of the podcast guest.

When You’re Pushed Outside Your Comfort Zone

Mentioned by

Joshua Steinfeldt

as one of the speakers in the podcast.

On Work, Friendship, and Embracing Impermanence | Parker Palmer & Jerry Colonna

Mentioned by

Ken Woodward

as Jerry's book on leadership and the art of growing up.

Mentioned by

MK Kim

as a book about how the average person can recover during the pandemic.

Ep.529 ~ The Oprah of Korea Builds a $20 Million Online University ~ MK Kim

Mentioned by

Jerry Colonna

as his first book that

Randy Goodman

read.

#177 - What Does It Mean To End Well? - with Randy Goodman & Jerry Colonna

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