Editor’s Note: We’ve been asking Boston business and tech leaders how they work, meaning how they structure their days and how they stay productive. Click here to read answers from Jason Jacobs, Bijan Sabet, Tim Rowe and Jeff Fagnan and enjoy Mike Troiano’s answer below. How I work. Tough one. As others have said, it doesn’t feel like I’ve quite cracked the code on how to be the best me I can be. On a great day my life feels incredibly full and rich. On a bad one it feels like a series of decisions on whom to disappoint. For starters, I am not an early riser. I’m a night owl, and too often stay up later than I should doing things that don’t add much value in the light of day. The good news is I have 4 kids, which usually means we’re up around 6:30 whether we like it or not… (MORE via Mike Troiano: How I Work | BostInno)
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Editor’s Note: We’ve been asking Boston business and tech leaders how they work, meaning how they structure their days and how they stay productive. Click here to read answers from Jason Jacobs, Bijan Sabet, Tim Rowe and Jeff Fagnan and enjoy Mike Troiano’s answer below.

How I work. Tough one. As others have said, it doesn’t feel like I’ve quite cracked the code on how to be the best me I can be. On a great day my life feels incredibly full and rich. On a bad one it feels like a series of decisions on whom to disappoint.

For starters, I am not an early riser. I’m a night owl, and too often stay up later than I should doing things that don’t add much value in the light of day. The good news is I have 4 kids, which usually means we’re up around 6:30 whether we like it or not…

(MORE via Mike Troiano: How I Work | BostInno)

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