Certified coaches have skyrocketed. Uncertified coaches even faster. Add AI coaching and VC-backed platforms promising "scale," and coaching feels like just another hustle. @jerrycolonna breaks down what's been lost and what matters. buff.ly/j8OCMEQ

AI can answer fast, but it can't sit with you in an uncomfortable silence. That space is where leaders find the courage to name what others avoid. @jerrycolonna on why presence and connection remain the heart of great leadership buff.ly/AXQzKdq

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: buff.ly/jnMbMtK

Tyrants rise because people forget. Societies repeat their worst mistakes because remembering is hard and inconvenient. @jerrycolonna on memory as an act of resistance, and what leaders owe to history. buff.ly/wdqAhMP

Why does every new performance management system eventually fail? Because a review is never just a review. It's a window into what your organization believes about people. @jerrycolonna and Angela McKenna go deep on our latest episode of Wisdom for Work. buff.ly/C8XnZz8

In a world obsessed with constant motion, there's a different path: the radical act of going still. What would happen if you trusted the quiet enough to hear what your soul is actually calling you toward? @jerrycolonna explores the value of sabbatical. buff.ly/fPzRsvK

What's broken when a person needs an enemy in order to feel at home? When a community can only imagine safety as removal? Will we allow fear to draw the circle smaller, or will we allow it to teach us how deeply we need one another? linkedin.com/pulse/when-belo… @jerrycolonna

You don't need to disappear to find yourself or produce constantly to prove your worth. Stepping into stillness isn't stepping away from meaningful work. It's stepping into the work that matters most. Beautiful reflection from @jerrycolonna on sabbatical. buff.ly/fPzRsvK

What if the most radical thing a leader can do is remember who they are? Soren Gordhamer of @Wisdom2conf & @jerrycolonna dive into how we can live an aligned life when everything around us is designed to pull our attention away from what's essential. buff.ly/H6qSplr

That moment when you realize your "gut instinct" was actually unprocessed fear making the decision for you. @jerrycolonna dives into why our inner voice isn't always trustworthy, and what to do about it. buff.ly/sxlrHmY

The work you do as a coach requires tending your own inner life with the same rigor you bring to your practice. We're gathering coaches in Boulder this June for supervision work. A move from role to soul. Join us! buff.ly/QG5AU8A

A key part of the leadership journey is the process of coming home to oneself. Leaders draw closer to what truly matters with each return to self & purpose. @jerrycolonna reminds us that this cycle of renewal isn't a sign of weakness; it's the essence of sustainable leadership.

When leaders try to strong-arm respect, they lose influence. @jerrycolonna highlights how redemption in leadership isn't about erasing the past, it's about transforming it into wisdom. buff.ly/9w9xoNl

Our most challenging life experiences often provide the foundation for our business values. True leadership means developing the courage to say 'We're scared, but we still believe' during uncertain times. buff.ly/ktPC2WU

Leaders: your title was never the whole story. It was just a chapter. What comes after losing the role you built your identity around? @jerrycolonna shares his advice: buff.ly/4KcFFC6

Success was never supposed to feel like burnout. If you're a founder stuck in the cycle of never enough, @jerrycolonna's recent column for Inc is exactly what you need to read today. buff.ly/XawMC19

Compassion doesn't bypass suffering. It transforms it. It's the foundation that makes meaningful action sustainable. @jerrycolonna and @SharonSalzberg consider the end of suffering. Full episode here: buff.ly/IfkiRPm

For executives, the unwritten rule to always project strength often leads to isolation and, eventually, burnout. Our latest blog explores this cycle and offers practical ways to break it. What's your relationship with work? The answer might surprise you. buff.ly/YnIfgsq

The work you do as a coach requires tending your own inner life with the same rigor you bring to your practice. We're gathering coaches in Boulder this June for supervision work. A move from role to soul. Join us! buff.ly/QG5AU8A