Power Hours: A day in the life of CEOs, successful business leaders
Spend a day in the life of top CEOs, founders, and creatives. See how these business leaders start their morning, power through the day, and wind down.
Ever wonder how successful leaders across industries get it all done? Business Insider's "Power Hours" series explores that question by diving into the daily routines of top executives, founders, creatives, athletes, and celebrities — from aerospace and transportation to venture capital and the creator economy. We've profiled leaders like Peter Beck, Rocket Lab's CEO, who starts his day before dawn and avoids unnecessary meetings, and David Risher, the CEO of Lyft, who winds down with matcha in the afternoons and takes undercover driving shifts to inform his work.
Each story offers an inside look at how these high performers meticulously structure their waking hours to achieve their personal and professional goals. Besides giving us a window into their workdays, the featured leaders discuss exercise, rest, and tips for staying sharp, conserving energy, boosting productivity, and more. Read stories from the series here and bookmark this page for the latest additions. If you're a leader in your industry and you have a fascinating routine to share, reach out to editor Lauryn Haas at lhaas@businessinsider.com.
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