5 Billionaire Morning Routines for Success

Are these morning routines the secrets to achieving massive entrepreneurial success, and the building of an epic, everlasting empire? Now is your time to find out.

Mindspace discovers what it takes to get the following magnates out of bed. Watch and learn the best morning routines of successful people.

1. The Morning Routine of Jeff Bezos

Founder, CEO, and Chairman of Amazon.com

Net worth 2022: $136.4 billion

Sleeps eight hours a day and even keeps a sleeping bag (that he ordered on Amazon) in his office to make sure of it. Also, he generally avoids meetings in the morning and tries not to schedule any meetings at all on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Sounds good, right?

2. The Morning Routine of Oprah Winfrey

Host of The Oprah Winfrey Show; Chairwoman and CEO of Harpo Productions; Chairwoman, CEO, and CCO of the Oprah Winfrey Network, Author

Net worth 2022: $2.5 billion

Her Morning routine for success: Wakes up at 7:10 each morning, reads five5 cards from her 365 Gathered Truths box, meditates, then exercises. She also eats a healthy breakfast and downs a shot of espresso to start her day.

 

3. The Morning Routine of Richard Branson

Founder of the Virgin Group
Net Worth 2022: $3.6 billion Founder of the Virgin Group

The Morning habits of successful people like Richard Branson go as followed: Leaves his curtains open and wakes up to the sunrise every day at about 5:45 in the morning. Goes swimming or kite surfing and proceeds to eat a healthy breakfast. Win.

4. The Morning Routine of Mark Zuckerberg

Co-founder of Facebook

Net Worth 2022: $49.1 billion

Wakes up at 8 am every day and isn’t too picky about what he eats for breakfast. He hates wasting time on small decisions so he has created his own daily “uniform” consisting of a grey t-shirt, jeans, and sneakers.

5. The Morning Routine of Elon Musk

CEO and Lead Designer of SpaceX, CEO of Tesla, Inc., CEO of Neuralink, Founder of The Boring Company

Net Worth 2022: $247.9 billion

Wakes up at 7 am after at least getting six hours of sleep. He and usually skips breakfast, scarfs down a five5 minute lunch between meetings, and works out once or twice a day. When you’re busy being the next Albert Einstein, it seems you don’t have time to eat like a normal person.

One common denominator of successful morning routines is a good night of sleep!
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