Reboots

Reboots

By Tracy WinchellBusinessReligion & Spirituality
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Reboots episodes

  • R027: A Priority Reboot with Damion Lupo
    Episode R027 features a man who got kicked out of college because he nearly put the campus bookstore out of business.And then earned and lost a 20 million dollar real estate portfolio before celebrating his 30th birthday.Damion Lupo says there’s a reason women and men like him can earn money so soon and so quickly, and lose it just as quickly.It’s because, he says, young people are fearless and they have no idea what they don’t know, but that when ego, significance, and prestige drive the work, a foundation built on hedonism and consumption cannot last.Read more at RebootsPodcast.com/Episode27
    45 min
  • R026: Good for My Soul - Arthur Green

    The longtime bassist for Living Sacrifice, [Arthur Green](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Green_(musician) is co-creator of the Reboots Podcast.

    In this episode Arthur and I reflect on what it was like to share his story for the first time on R001: Beginnings and how he found comfort in finally talking about one side of the story - and respecting all parties involved in the most painful period of his life.

    We also talk about how Arthur and his wife Bevin are working to build an entrepreneurial life through The Print Company, and why it’s important that they demonstrate to their boys that there’s more to life than a 9 to 5 corporate job.

    Read more at RebootsPodcast.com.

    50 min
  • Good for My Soul - Arthur Green
    Bassist for the band Living Sacrifice and co-creator of the Reboots podcast updates us on family, faith, life, and business since he shared his reboots story on Episode R001 of the Reboots Podcast.
    50 min
  • R025: Time to Create with Kathy Watson

    Kathy Watson is a journalism major who, amidst the rigors of a high-stress federal career, realized all her favorite personal pastimes had given way to the needs of her children. A conversation with her mother helped Kathy see that writing could be more than a career skill. Words became a creative outlet. Much to her own surprise, Kathy has added another facet to her identity. She’s a published children’s author and poet. In this episode, Kathy shares what spurred the transition, what it was like to finally say out loud, “I’m a children’s author!” and how she finds time to write amidst a heavy workload at home and at the office.

    Read more at RebootsPodcast.com/episode25

    45 min
  • R025: A Journalist Writes for Herself + Children
    Realizing all the things she once did for fun she hadn't done in years, Kathy Watson turned to a lifelong habit to rekindle her creativity and is surprised to discover that her first published book isn't a hard-hitting journalistic masterpiece - it's a children's book!
    45 min
  • R025: Time to Create
    Realizing all the things she once did for fun she hadn't done in years, Kathy Watson turned to a lifelong habit to rekindle her creativity and is surprised to discover that her first published book isn't a hard-hitting journalistic masterpiece - it's a children's book!
    45 min
  • R024 Andy Traub Seeds to Sow

    Andy Traub’s most profound reboot involved ending an engagement - 30 days before the wedding.

    In this episode Andy shares why he vlogs nearly every day and why he’s teaching his son to create content. Here’s a hint - it’s not about the numbers.

    Plus, Andy explains why half of his morning affirmations are intentional lies.

    Read more at http://rebootspodcast.com/episode24

    58 min
  • R023: Creative Entrepreneurship with Mason Kesner

    Mason Kesner earned his first dollars as a creative entrepreneur before he was 12 years old.That explains why he was crushed when his client handed him a check after he entertained at a birthday party.

    Episode R023 features the story of a young man who - before his 26th birthday - has launched eleven different start-ups.

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    59 min

About Reboots

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Stories about people who have been forced to start over in life or in business, either through their own missteps or through no fault of their own. Stories with heart, soul, grit.