According to what Wall Street has learned, it must be reminded that although getting up early may eat more bugs, the bigger premise is that the early bird must have strong wings and fresh vitality.

Next, let's take a look at how early the bosses get up and what they are doing after getting up early.

1, AOL CEO tim armstrong

The former Google executive is not a "sleeper". He wakes up at 5 or 5: 15 every morning. After that, you can either work or study, or look at your company's products and reply to emails.

In order to ensure more thinking time, tim armstrong usually does not drive by himself, but hires a full-time driver.

2. Apple CEO Tim Cook

This technology giant is famous for getting up early in the industry. Apple employees will get an email from Tim Cook in the early morning or at 4: 30 near dawn, and they are used to it every day.

Of course, Tim Cook will be at the gym at 5 o'clock on time.

Jeff Immelt, CEO of General Electric Company

Jeff Immelt, CEO of General Electric (GE), gets up at 5: 30 every day to do aerobic exercise. In the meantime, he will also read newspapers and BC. He once mentioned that he 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 hours exceed 14 hours. ...

4. General Motors CEO mary barra.

Getting up early has probably become a general tradition. The current CEO mary barra, like her predecessor daniel akerson, gets up early every day. She shows up at the office at 6 o'clock every morning on time. At this point, she did even better than her predecessor.

5. Ursula Burns, CEO of Xerox.

It is Ursula Burns' habit to reply to emails every morning. For this reason, she will get up at 5: 15. However, although she often works late into the night, Ursula Burns will promise to have personal health training twice a week, and this time it will be set at 6 o'clock, one hour at a time.

7. Sergio Malchow, CEO of Fiat and Chrysler.

When this businessman with dual citizenship of Canada and Italy got up, I'm afraid most people were still sleeping-3: 30. An executive of the company once said: "Sergio created the eighth day (of the week), let's realize it." Another executive once said in the "60 Minutes" program: "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. "

8. bill gross, founder of Pacific Investment Management Company.

Bill Gross's early rise is as famous as his bad monarch temper and his position as a professional 2 1 point player. He will get up at 4: 30, check the global market and news, and sit at his desk at 6: 00 sharp.

9. Jack Dorsey, founder of 9.Twitter and CEO of mobile payment company Square.

Jack Dorsey once revealed to the media that he usually gets up at 5: 30, and then begins to have morning classes-meditation and jogging for an hour. This lifestyle lasted a long time, especially when he ran back and forth between Twitter and Square at the same time.

10, richard branson, founder and chairman of the board of directors of Virgin Group.

Richard branson revealed that he got up at 5: 45, even when he was on vacation on his private island. He would open the curtains and sleep so that the sun would wake him up the next day.

Indra Nooyi, CEO of PepsiCo

The earliest time for this Indian female executive to get up is 4 am. She once said, "People say that sleep is a gift from God ... I have never received this gift." She revealed that she would arrive at the company no later than 7 o'clock every day.

12, David Kush, CEO of Virgin America

He once told the media that he got up at 4: 0015 every day, then sent an email and called his business partners on the east coast. However, the Dallas sports radio every morning is a program he won't miss, and of course, it also includes reading newspapers and exercising.

13, Bob Iger, CEO of Disney Group

Bob Iger once told The New York Times that he usually got up at 4: 30 and used this quiet time to read newspapers and watch TV before going to work. Sun, an inspirational figure, has not been disturbed by anyone during this time. He can handle many things at the same time.

14, Owen Simon, CEO of Haine Celestial Group

Irwin Simon, CEO of American natural commodity manufacturer Hain Celestial Group, will get up at 5 o'clock. After that, I got used to replying emails and chatting with business partners in Europe and Asia, just like the CEO above. The difference is that he will pray, walk the dog and do sports before the children get up. Besides, he can have a breakfast meeting in Manhattan before entering the Long Island office.

15, Steve Raymond, former CEO of Pepsi.

Steve Reinemund, dean of Wake Forest University's business school, once told Yahoo Finance that he got up at 5: 30 and read the newspaper again. He will browse The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Financial Times and The Dallas Morning Post before going to work.

16, Starbucks CEO howard schultz

Howard schultz starts his day with morning exercises, usually riding a bike with his wife. Even so, he will make sure to get to the office before 6 o'clock.

17, Mike Hill Wood, CEO of Aurora Fashion Company.

As a pioneer company in British fashion field, Mike Hill Wood, CEO of Aurora Fashions, started his busy day at 5am. It was almost 7: 45 when he arrived in London from Nottingham. He likes this long commute: "I will reply to emails, catch up with work progress and call the team."

18, Brett Yormark, CEO of Brooklyn Nets

Brooklyn Nets changed its name to New Jersey Nets. Brett Yormark is the youngest CEO of NBA in the United States. His wake-up time may make many people feel ashamed-3: 30. He will arrive at the office at 4: 30. Then he started another day's work, sending emails or something.

However, he is not an iron man. Weekends are his time to relax-he won't come to work in the office until 7 o'clock.

19, Gerry Laybourne, former CEO of Oxygen Channel.

As a pioneer in the field of cable TV in 1980s, Gerry rayburn always got up at 6 o'clock and left home for the company half an hour later. If you get up early enough, she may take you with her. She once said to Yahoo Finance: "Once or twice a week, I will take a walk in Central Park and walk with a young man who seeks my advice. This is my way to help the next generation. If someone gets up early, I think he is serious about life. I can't do these things in the company, but getting up early gives me time to exercise and keep in touch with young people. "

20. Haim Saban, CEO of Saban Capital, a private equity firm

The Egyptian-born Israeli-American billionaire is also diligent. At 6: 02, he began to enjoy his morning coffee. He will work for an hour before the 75-minute morning exercise.

2 1, Lexifunk, CEO of Brooklyn industries

One of the co-founders of this fashion company once described her day to the Huffington Post: "I usually wake up at 4 o'clock." Then, she began to wonder whether to fall asleep or pick up BlackBerry for work. However, in most cases, when she is busy answering emails, she will take time to make a few business-related phone calls.

22.Frits Van Paasschen, CEO of Starwood Hotels Group.

He started running at 5: 50. You can imagine the time when he gets up. At half past six, he will appear at his desk on time.

23. Cisco CEO PaDemarce Worry

This strong Indian woman gets up at 4: 30, sends emails, watches the news and does morning exercises. At 8: 30 at the latest, she will enter the company to work.

It is also because of his diligent and fruitful work that Padmasree Warrior was highly praised as the chief technology officer of Motorola.