3. Start the day with 10 minutes of meditation. “Every morning I wake up with a cup of coffee, then mediate for
10 minutes in the stillness of my living room. I like starting my
day with intention, and meditating helps me center my focus on
what I want to accomplish in my business, personal life, health,
and relationships. The mind is a very powerful tool, and when you
concentrate your energies on a limited set of goals, amazing things
begin to happen. Michael Jordan once said, ‘You must expect great
things of yourself before you can do them.’ I also remind myself
how lucky and thankful I am to be doing what I love with such
talented and inspiring people.”
--Jay Roberts, co-founder and CEO of Domio, a hospitality and tech
company, which in two years has serviced over 100,000 guests and
launched in eight cities
4. Be a reader. “I’m a heavy reader of mysteries. I started when I was a kid with
Agatha Christie, then I moved west with Connelly and others. Now
I’ve grown to love historical bios and even today’s political essays.
It’s a great escape for me to jump into a new or unfamiliar
environment through novels, or to broaden my perspective and
genuine interest in specific historical periods or today’s political
context through essays.”
--Jean Charles Perino, co-founder and CCO of La Compagnie, a
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business-class boutique airline, which has serviced more than
240,000 passengers since launch and in 2018 accounted for 25
percent of business-class travel between New York and Paris
