I'm the CEO of Hatch. I wake up to my sunrise alarm and tap out of the day by 9 p.m. — here's my routine.
Ann Crady Weiss, CEO of the sleep technology company Hatch, shares her daily routine, which emphasizes intentional morning habits and a strict evening wind-down. She highlights the importance of avoiding phone usage immediately upon waking to maintain productivity and mental clarity.
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The article offers insight into the lifestyle habits of tech executives, reflecting a growing trend of 'wellness-focused' leadership in the business world.
Ann Crady Weiss. Courtesy of Hatch This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Ann Crady Weiss, the CEO of Hatch, a sleep and rest company based in the Bay Area. The following has been edited for length and clarity. I've been an entrepreneur since 2005. I started out as a corporate securities lawyer, then moved into business. My first company was in the parent-baby space: I started a social network called Maya's Mom in 2006, before Facebook was open to anyone other than college kids and MySpace was all the rage. I sold it to a division of Johnson & Johnson . My husband, Dave Weiss, whom I met during the acquisition process, and I founded the sleep device company Hatch Baby in 2014 and, in 2020, the smart alarm maker Hatch .
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