The Reboot Podcast has hosted a wide variety of conversations around the complexity and diversity of the co-founder experience, such as the importance of communication, the power of mindfulness in partnerships, and shared our advice for navigating co-founder conflict. Co-founders looking to meet the day-to-day challenges of running a business must commit to consistent work in aligning their vision and purpose for the organization, but what happens when an unforeseen tragedy throws all your preparation out the door?

In this episode, Nitin Agrawal, Co-founder and CEO of Interstride, describes the loneliness and pathlessness he experienced in the wake of the sudden death of his dear friend and fellow co-founder, Christian. Nitin details the experience and soul searching it took to rediscover his purpose and recounts how his journey through grief restored confidence in his own ability to lead. Jerry and Nitin explore what it means to manage the heartbreak of the every day and share advice for finding the strength to land on your feet when your foundation gets shaken to its core.

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#151 - The Heartbreak of Every Day - with Nitin Agrawal & Jerry Colonna

This unedited conversation with Esther Sternberg comes from our produced show "Esther Sternberg on the Balance Within."

The American experience of stress has spawned a multi-billion dollar self-help industry. Wary of this, Esther Sternberg says that, until recently, modern science did not have the tools or the inclination to take emotional stress seriously. She shares fascinating new scientific insight into the molecular level of the mind-body connection. 

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[Unedited] Esther Sternberg with Krista Tippett

“Love isn’t merely some second-hand emotion; love is the fuel that powers great organizations.” - Jerry Colonna

In this episode of the Reboot Podcast, Jerry sits down with Steve Farber, author of Love Is Just Damn Good Business, for a conversation on leadership and the value of love in the workplace. As Steve reflects on the transformational power of love, Jerry unpacks the ways in which it cultivates trust, reaffirms feelings of safety and builds spaces of belonging. Together they consider the business case for love, reflecting on its ability to sustain healthy teams, drive personal growth, and foster self-actualization, ultimately lending a hand in providing spaces for humans to come together and do their best work. To close out their discussion, Steve highlights how companies built around cultures of love typically benefit from increased customer loyalty, boosts in profitability, and capture higher percentages of market share.

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#118 - The Business Case for Love - with Steve Farber & Jerry Colonna

The Reboot podcast showcases the heart and soul, the wins and losses, the ups and downs of startup leadership. On the show, Entrepreneurs, CEOs, and Startup Leaders discuss with Jerry Colonna the emotional and psychological challenges they face daily as leaders.

#118 - The Business Case for Love - with Steve Farber & Jerry Colonna

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