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Meh, it's a generic question, and I think he does a good job going over his routine giving some insight into his activities.. and I think minute things, for exa
by s_henry_paulson 14y ago
Meh, it's a generic question, and I think he does a good job going over his routine giving some insight into his activities.. and I think minute things, for example, going over big-picture items very early in the morning is something more people should adopt.
>Why am I interested in his personal life whatsoever?
Didn't you just open an article called 'A day in the life of a CEO'?
> He's the "CEO" of a small company most people have never heard of.
He's got 50 people working for him, and works from home. I think most of us would love to have 50 people working for us and to never have to suit-up to sit in a closet for most of the day.
I can see why you're nitpicking about some of the items, but for the most part I've picked up some valuable tips from these posts, and I'd rather see content like this then a dozen repeated posts about something silly facebook did.
- ZanderEarth32 14y agoJust curious, what exactly did you pick up from this post that was helpful? Can you transfer any o this knowledge, or advice to your own life? Even if you were a CEO that worked from home, the odds of any of this applying to you would be small. To be honest, it sounds like an ideal schedule. A schedule many would love to have, including myself (minus the kids :D). The bigger picture I get from this post, is to take control of your life and schedule. Design the type of life you want to live, and then figure out the small details like how to afford this lifestyle and make time for it.