You should rely on strong willpower every day to get out of bed and get up to work, right?
We can never resist the temptation of Zhou Gong, but successful CEOs know that making good arrangements for what to do in the morning and being able to start a full day of vitality is one of the secrets to high efficiency.
Usually they are used to getting up early, and most of them will get up at 6 o'clock. Sports is the most common activity to kick off the prelude. For example, Richard Branson, founder of Virgin Group, will swim, rush a surf or play tennis in the morning.
Of course, having a good breakfast is also the key to keeping your whole day alive. The following is the morning calendar of CEOs. is released! How did they start their whole day?
1. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg
If you don’t stay up late to work, you will get up at 8 a.m. To avoid wasting time thinking about dressing up, always go out in the same T-shirt.
2. Richard Branson, founder of Virgin Group, will swim around his island every morning. If the wind direction and speed are suitable, they will go kite surfing. I also play tennis before sitting down for a healthy breakfast.
3.Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey (Jack Dorsey)
5 at half past five to meditate, then go out for a jog, giving myself homework at least 6 miles every day.
4.Tory Burch CEO and designer Tory Burch
get up at 5:45, quickly confirm and reply to the work email, then wake up the three children, and then do exercises like brisk walks for 45 minutes.
5. Tim Armstrong, CEO of the United States Online (AOL),
In order to read, I get up at 5 o'clock every day, and after absorbing new knowledge, I will arrange fitness exercises, so that I will bury the new product test and mail it wildly.
6.Arianna Huffington, founder of Huffington Post ,
starts with 30 minutes of meditation every day, and arranges relevant courses for the company's employees every week.
7. Pepsi CEO Lu Yingde (Indra Nooyi)
I believe the earlier I get up, the better. Most of them will leave the bed at 4 o'clock and have already arrived at the company before 7 o'clock to prepare for work.
We may not be able to completely copy these itineraries, but at least we can draw one conclusion: the reason why they are successful CEOs is that the efforts they put in behind are not comparable to those of ordinary people.
If you also want to move closer to successful people, start using early to exercise your willpower from today and maintain your work momentum all day!
