The alarm rings.  4:30 a.m.  You get out of bed with a purpose, and are soon on your way to the gym.  You finish your powerful cardio and weights session and fly down the highway fast enough to get to your desk at not a minute past 6:30.

You check your e-mails and face the avalanche of morning meetings.  You are prepared for some, but let your instinct and expertise carry you through the rest.  You do some office work before you head on-site to meet with one of your facility people to check on the progress of one of your capital projects.

It’s 5pm, and you are on the way home.  But you still have to analyze some proposals for an early morning meeting tomorrow, and are still working on renovating the kitchen in your home.

Exhausted?  Not a chance.  You’re a CEO.  Sure, now you have the title, but you’ve always felt like one and acted the part.  You never expected any less than the best, and you always delivered when the lights fell bright on your face.

You have that energy, that glow that most can’t comprehend as they lay down watching TV with a pile of potato chips on their stomach.