Billionaire Mark Cuban on how his day is like: My day is boring, I just read and …
Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban has shared that his daily routine is not that glamorous. He described his daily routine as ‘boring’ and is mainly dominated only by one task: reading and responding to emails. In an interview with Business Insider, Cuban revealed that his boring routine is a deliberate strategy which helps him in increasing productivity and staying ahead. Cuban also added that he prefer email over meetings, calls or Slack messages. He revealed that he handles around 700 to 1000 emails in a day across three phones.
Billionaire Mark Cuban reveals his daily routine
Talking to Business Insider, Billionaire Mark Cuban revealed that his daily routine is not at all exciting rather it’s quite boring. “I read and respond to emails,” he wrote in an email. “I work out. I read and respond to emails. I do a couple Zooms. Then I read and respond to emails. Then I eat dinner. Then I read and respond to emails,” Cuban told BI.He revealed that his day starts with a decaf coffee and a cookie. He then takes her daughter to school and after that he works out at Life Time Fitness. Once done with the fitness regimen he again dives into his inbox. Despite his wealth, Cuban refuses to hire an assistant to manage his email, saying it would only “slow things down.”“I receive around 700 emails a day and use three phones (two Android and one iPhone) to manage everything. I’d rather get 700 to 1,000 emails than sit in long, boring meetings,” Cuban told BI.He emphasised that emails work for him because they come with searchable history. He also use Gmail’s auto-replies for 10–20% of messages. Cuban also mentioned that that in order to stay focused he keeps the unread emails under 20. Cuban rarely disconnects from email—even on vacation. “It’s faster to just get it out of the way,” he said. Only family events or emergencies prompt him to step away from his inbox for more than a few hours.While some may find his routine monotonous, Cuban sees it as a strategic advantage.
