However, when you look at the schedules of the top 20 paid CEOs in China, you will find that your own fatigue is really nothing. ...
According to the report released by Hurun Research Institute, more than 500 billionaires sleep an average of 6.6 hours on weekdays, and 30% of billionaires sleep less than 6 hours on weekdays. ....
1, Wang Jianlin: Get up at four in the morning and get off work at seven or eight in the evening.
As the richest man in China, Wang Jianlin still struggles every day. Wanda Group published a schedule of Wang Jianlin last year:
Get up at 4 o'clock in the morning, then exercise for 45 minutes, fly 6000 kilometers, two countries, cross three cities, win 50 billion cases, return to Wanda headquarters in Beijing at night, and continue to work. In order to maintain better physical strength and energy, I started running for an hour every day from 20 12.
2. Bill Gates: He often stays up for 36 hours.
Bill Gates has been the richest man in the world for four consecutive years, but as the richest man, Bill Gates is very hard-working and diligent.
It is reported that Bill Gates usually stays awake for 36 hours and then falls asleep 10 hours.
3. Zuckerberg:? Come early and leave late, and sometimes work overtime until 8 am.
Zuckerberg, worth 292.2 billion yuan, works very hard: he comes the earliest and leaves the latest, sometimes staying up until 8 am. For the convenience of work, he also settled his home near the company.
If an employee works overtime on weekends to catch up on projects, he will definitely be there. Because his philosophy of life is that life is endless and struggle is endless. The boss is so hard, how can employees be lazy?
4. Tim Cook: I never take annual leave. I arrive at the office first and leave last every day.
Cook gets up at 3: 45 every morning and works until late at night. Arrive at the office first and leave last every day. Every day, Apple employees receive an email from Tim Cook in the early morning or at 4: 30 near dawn. After sending the email, Cook will go to the gym for morning exercises.
Besides, he is too busy to take annual leave. ...
5. elon musk: He works more than 65,438+000 hours a week and takes time out to spend with his children.
Elon? Musk is definitely a legend in science and technology. At the age of 3 1, he became a billionaire, and he was also the CEO of Tesla, which redefined electric vehicles, Space Exploration Technology Company, which successfully recycled rockets, and SolarCity.
He works 100 hours a week and is busy until 3 o'clock at night every day. I still have time to play with my five sons. Basically, I am in a "fighting state" every day.
Li Ka-shing: He is over 80 years old and still gets up at 6 o'clock every day.
Now, Li Ka-shing is over 80 years old, but he still keeps the habit of getting up early: no matter how late he goes to bed every day, he will get up at 6 o'clock the next morning. Then, listen to the news and play golf for an hour and a half. Work in the office before 8 o'clock.
7. Week: 7 days a week, one day 12 working hours.
Zhou once admitted to the reporter that he didn't think he was a very extravagant person. He works 7 days a week and every day 12 hours. All the employees who have worked in * * * know that I have almost no hobbies except work, and I just listen to some music in the office at most. ...
8. Kai-fu Lee: Before he got cancer, he worked 16 hours every day.
Before Kai-Fu Lee got cancer, he often stayed up all day. According to Kai-Fu Lee, he used to work 16 hours every day.
Employees who are familiar with him also said, "He often competes with young people to stay up late and answer emails in the middle of the night. Many people who work with him have this experience. Send him an email at two or three in the middle of the night, and he will reply soon. In addition to occasionally spending time with my family, I am basically working and have no holidays. "
9. Yu: I work for more than ten hours every day and have no holidays.
I have a regular schedule. He gets up at six in the morning and works for more than ten hours every day.
He often complains that he has almost no holidays and doesn't even have time to read a whole book.
10, Dong Mingzhu: I only sleep for five hours every day, and I often sleep until one or two in the middle of the night.
People familiar with Dong Mingzhu said that in the years before entering Gree, Dong Mingzhu only slept for five hours almost every day.
Now, Dong Mingzhu always stays up late. Sometimes he jumps up at one or two in the middle of the night, picks up a notebook and writes it down. This is the origin of those coups.
1 1, Zong: Work every day 16 hours, and run the market 200 days a year at the age of 70.
According to Zong, since he started his business 29 years ago, he has to work 16 hours a day and spend more than 200 days a year in the market.
12, Guo Taiming: Arrive at the office at 7 o'clock, working an average of one day 15 hours.
It is said that Guo Taiming gets up at four or five o'clock. After getting up, he swims or runs, arrives at the office at seven o'clock and works late into the night. He claims to have worked 15 hours a day on average since he started his business for more than 30 years.
Twitter founder 13: Work every day 16 hours, and plan the time accurately to the minute.
Jack Dorsey is the founder of Twitter and the head of Square, a mobile payment company. So He, who is in charge of the two companies, gets up at 5: 30 in the morning and can't go to bed early. He has to work 16 hours every day.
Because there are many things every day, he plans his time accurately to the minute, allocates a lot of work to every day, and is highly self-disciplined and strictly follows the plan.
14, Bob Iger, CEO of Disney Group:
Bob Iger once said that his work and rest are very regular. I usually get up at 4: 30 every morning, and I will use this time to read newspapers and watch TV before going to work. Because this time is quiet and undisturbed, he can handle many things at the same time.
15, Jeff Immelt, CEO of General Electric:
According to Jeff Yimer, he gets up at 5: 30 every morning to do aerobic exercise. Besides New Year's Eve, he will also use this time to read newspapers and watch American consumer news and business channels.
The most terrible thing is that this big brother has been working 100 hours a week for 24 consecutive years. That is to say, according to the calculation of 7 days, his daily working time is 14 hours or more …
16, Sergio Malchow, CEO of Fiat:
Sergio Marchi O 'Neill got up earlier than the average boss. He usually gets up at 3: 30 and goes to work. I'm afraid most people are still sleeping at this time. ...
An executive of the company once said, "Sergio created eight days in a week. Let's make it happen." Another executive described Sergio's dedication like this. He said: "when he was on vacation in Italy, he went back to work in the United States;" When the United States is on holiday, he will go back to work in Italy. "
17, Indra Nooyi, CEO of PepsiCo Group:
Indra Nooyi is a female executive who was born in India. According to her, the earliest time to get up is 4 o'clock in the morning, and she will arrive at the company no later than 7 o'clock every day.
She once said, "People say that sleep is a gift from God ... but I have never received this gift."
18, Ursula Burns, CEO of Fuji Xerox:
Ursula Burn said that she gets up at 5: 0015 every morning, starts answering emails and often works late into the night. But she will guarantee personal health training twice a week, and this time at 6 o'clock, one hour at a time.
19, David Kush, CEO of Virgin America:
David Cush once told the media that he would get up at 4: 0015 every day, then send an email and call his business partners in other time zones. At the same time, he reads newspapers and sports and listens to Dallas sports radio every day.
20. Cisco CEO PaDemarce Worry:
This strong Indian woman once said that she gets up at 4: 30 every day, then sends emails, watches the news, does morning exercises and so on. At 8: 30 at the latest, I will enter the company to work.
After reading the schedules of the 20 richest CEOs in the world,
Do you still feel tired?