This hidden masterpiece by Jerry Colonna, long out of print since 1945, combines humor with insights about the War. With a Foreword by Bob Hope, the book promises to entertain while providing a unique perspective on wartime experiences. Readers are encouraged to engage with the text in a playful manner, suggesting that its humor remains relevant and enjoyable even decades later. The mention of Colonna's iconic mustache adds a whimsical touch, inviting nostalgia and appreciation for this classic work.
One of the start-up world’s most sought-after executive coaches reveals the importance of radical self-inquiry for professional success and healthy relationships. Jerry Colonna assists start-up CEOs in confronting their psychological habits and behavioral patterns that, while contributing to their accomplishments, hinder their relationships and well-being. As a venture capitalist turned executive coach, he combines Buddhism, Jungian therapy, and entrepreneurial insights to help leaders address their psychological traumas. This journey of radical self-inquiry encourages individuals to reset their lives by examining the emotional baggage that impedes their professional and personal growth. Colonna has guided CEOs and their teams to harness their life experiences to find meaning, foster healthy connections, and evolve into compassionate, bold leaders. He inspires accountability for choices and the pursuit of dreams, asserting that work should not be detrimental but rather a pathway to realizing one's fullest self. Sometimes, a reset of goals and a reconnection with our true selves and each other is necessary. This journey empowers us to embark on that transformative path.
