3 Unexpected Weekend Habits of Billionaires

The world’s wealthiest people spend their weekends a lot differently. A close look at the weekend habits of these billionaires, reveals unique patterns you can use to supercharge your leisure period. 

Let’s dive into the weekend habits of billionaires across the world.

1. Get up early

Billionaires don’t sleep in, even if it’s a Saturday or Sunday morning. In reality, they still wake up really early in order to be productive.

“I get up at 4:30 a.m., seven days a week, no matter where I am,” Disney CEO Bob Iger said in a session with Fortune. “It’s a time of day when I can be very productive without too much interruption.”

Apple CEO Tim Cook followed suit. Cook, according to a Time profile, gets up around 3:45 a.m. every day, even on weekends. He does some emails and goes to the gym at this time.

2. Pursue a passion

Warren Buffett enjoys playing the ukulele in his spare time. It’s jousting for Sandy Lerner, CEO of Cisco. Anil Ambani, one of India’s richest men, is a marathon runner. Others choose social activities such as golfing or volunteering.

Regardless of whether they perform these things alone or with others, billionaires follow their passions in their leisure time to relieve stress, ignite creativity, and even network.

Learn something New

Billionaires like to read and learn something new every day. According to CNBC’s Bernard Marr, “Many billionaires never stop learning and certainly don’t require a formal setting to build their skills. They are students of trends, current events, and personal development. ”

They want to comprehend the challenges they observe around them and are continually inquiring” even on weekends.

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