Overwhelm and anger function like a forest fire. They burn up their own support. Your energy, your nervous system, your capacity to show up. @jerrycolonna and @SharonSalzberg explore what it means to meet suffering with compassion. https://t.co/nATwwRfx4P
Elders aren't made by age. They are made by choosing to stay when it would be easier to disappear, by offering the smallest kindness to a suffering soul. @jerrycolonna on what actually makes someone an elder: https://t.co/5hhkCxbWSj
Here's the hard thing about founder burnout: you're usually deep in it before you're willing to call it that. Often the behaviors that burn us out are the exact ones we celebrate: https://t.co/EV34pENRVe
Belonging isn't the absence of pain. It's the presence of people who help us bear it. On why uncertainty shared is never as frightening as uncertainty faced alone: https://t.co/ibAtHTzqBr
What kind of company do you want to work for? Reboot's leadership development modules offer tools, frameworks, reflection, and skills practice for managers at all levels of your organization. Ready to do the work? Connect with us here: https://t.co/RbcbIVorqT
Legacy isn't a checklist. It's the steadiness you leave behind. When you shift from proving to inhabiting, from doing to being, that's when you know it's time to let the next leader step forward. https://t.co/nELpWQ2yW6
Mentoring is about learning how another coach works.
Supervision asks something else: who are you in your work, and what happens to you when you sit with a client?
Liz Stewart explains the difference and breaks down what actually happens in a session. https://t.co/Wdvb6ZrI3B
Growth happens in the space between structures. We focus on where your team is RIGHT NOW instead of applying formulas that don't fit. Sometimes the best way forward means putting plans on hold to address relationships first. https://t.co/aqoonfqPA4
Watching your successor take the reins isn’t easy, but there’s no way around it. Planning for replacement requires radical self-inquiry. The chance to shape your legacy is still in your hands. https://t.co/nELpWQ2yW6
Leaders, you won't always know what's right, but you'll always know when something feels off. That unease isn't a distraction; it's the beginning of discernment. @jerrycolonna shares his thoughts on developing your ethical compass as a leader. https://t.co/s2JrIIxGZs
Breaking cycles of suffering starts with examining our stories. Jerry Colonna talks with author Shaka Senghor about his journey from incarceration to bestselling books and how gratitude becomes a practice of self-emancipation. https://t.co/F0cu20eoi8
Women CEOs are proving that empathy and accountability aren't opposites; they're the perfect partnership. Strong leadership doesn't require abandoning human dignity. It actually requires embracing it. https://t.co/Im3gzx5oTA
Walk into a well-designed meeting, and you can feel the difference immediately. Ideas flow freely. Decisions emerge from collective wisdom. The space holds both possibility and purpose; conditions where your deepest work can unfold. https://t.co/9PA9VDamod
There's a seductive idea in leadership right now: most advice is noise, so trust your gut and figure it out yourself. In his latest for Inc, @jerrycolonna makes the case for why that's half right, and where that advice quietly falls apart. https://t.co/k7ReXvGAWd
How do you find agency when everything feels out of control? Criminal justice advocate @ShakaSenghor, who spent years in solitary confinement, reveals the one thing no one can take: how you think about your future. https://t.co/XTjqZAW2Uo
Team tensions happen; the question is how you handle them. @jerrycolonna explores the art of bringing conversations back to center without micromanaging. https://t.co/TNzqaYCFQx
The meeting paradox: We need safety for authentic sharing AND creative tension to move beyond routine thinking. Like a pressure cooker, effective meetings concentrate attention and intention while maintaining psychological safety. https://t.co/9PA9VDamod
When your team keeps bringing you problems to solve instead of working through them, that's a red flag. In this post, @jerrycolonna unpacks how to build accountability without abandoning your team when they need guidance. https://t.co/TNzqaYCFQx
Leadership isn't a solo act, and it was never meant to be. If you're feeling the weight of your role right now, that burnout creeping in is often a sign you're trying to carry everything without the support you need. You don't have to do this alone. https://t.co/N3wouRGlr6
What hidden role are YOU playing on your team? @jerrycolonna's post for Forbes Council reveals how to make invisible dynamics visible and give everyone the choice to change. https://t.co/Rnl3TwUfIW
Money can do a great deal, but it can't undo the fact that steadier adults weren't in charge of your childhood. It can't prove you're worth loving. When we stop asking it to heal what it can't, something loosens. https://t.co/URBNvDrgdA