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Do early birds always catch the worm? This seems to be the case in the world of corporate leadership. If you look up any executive profiles, many successful CEOs chant the same mantra: Waking up at the crack of dawn for better productivity. Elon Musk wakes up at 7 am, Jeff Bezos at 5 am, and Tim Cook at 3:45 am. It is almost as if there is a silent competition over the wake-up time, and the gauge is the earlier the better.
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