Tapping the Power of Your Morning Routine »
Posted by: Jordan 1 year, 7 months ago"Last week, I contacted some of the business leaders I greatly admire and inquired about their early-morning schedules. Specifically, I asked 20 CEOs and top executives what time they wake up, when they have their first cup of coffee, when they start on email, what if anything they do for exercise, what time they leave for the office, and what
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againme51 year, 7 months ago
Good article. However I do think that to live life as these people do is far from a good example, since I can hardly accept that to have breakfast in the morning and drop the skids at the bus stop is in anyway "family life". People working those schedules, may be ver successfull in terms of "dollars", but probably responsable for the slow erosion of the "family concept", that as I see, it it is the most important contributing factor for the problems of society nowadays.
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Changingconstant1 year, 7 months ago
The 4-6hrs of sleep a night isn't that good for health either. Sleep is necessary for physical and mental health, the attitude of "I'll sleep when I'm dead, I've got too much to do now" is not conducive to a good quality of life. Granted I'm sure these CEO's can afford the best of health care and don't have to worry about poverty that doesn't change the fact your body needs time to renew and replenish.
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