Jerry Colonna: The Coach Who Tells You, “Yes, It Is You”

Hello Monday with Jessi Hempel

Careers, Business

4.7 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 30 September 2019

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

Jerry Colonna was called “the Prince of New York” by New York Magazine for his success as a venture capitalist. Then his life came to a hard stop when he fell into depression and realized that his work wasn’t all it was chocked up to be. He turned his life around when he started coaching CEOs, and found out that what those business leaders needed, he could give. Now hear the executive coach’s thoughts on how to mindfully bring emotions to work, and why tapping into pain points can improve leadership

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0:00.0	Hey you, I'm Andrew Seaman. Do you want a new job or do you want to move forward in your career?
0:10.0	Well, you should listen to my weekly show called Get Hired with Andrew Seaman.
0:14.8	We talk about it all, and it's waiting for you, yes you, wherever you get your podcast.
0:21.3	From the editorial team at LinkedIn, I'm Jesse Hemphill, and this is Hello Monday,
0:28.4	a show about the changing nature of work and how that work is changing us.
0:35.6	There are lots of executive coaches out there.
0:38.2	Maybe you work with one.
0:40.0	Most of them focus on management strategies or how to communicate effectively,
0:44.0	but then there's Jerry Colonna.
0:46.0	He's known as the CEO Whisper
0:49.0	or the career coach who makes grown men and women cry.
0:52.0	His approach is pretty different. who makes grown men and women cry.
0:53.0	His approach is pretty different.
0:55.0	Jerry calls it radical self-inquiry.
0:58.0	Two years ago I wrote a story for Wired about Jerry,
1:01.0	and I got to know him.
1:02.0	He's sort of a figure in tech and media. He's both an experienced venture capitalist and a student of Eastern religions.
1:09.0	We all have things we don't want to talk about, and these are the things that Jerry wants
1:14.0	us to discuss.
1:15.6	He believes that when we understand the things that scare us, no matter what our jobs are,
1:20.6	we'll be better leaders.
1:22.3	And he has really practical advice.
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