Steve Varsano spends 12 hours in the London office, then stays on call around the clock. After a trip to Tokyo, he slept only 1.5 hours a night for five days straight, answering calls through the night and day across time zones.
My average workday is basically every minute that I'm awake. I'm in the office 12 hours a day when I'm in London. Even when I go home, even when I'm in bed, even when I wake up first thing in the morning, even in the middle of the night when I wake up in the middle of the night, I am constantly on my phone getting emails, messages, getting phone calls. I don't worry about the time zones. Yeah, usually if the phone rings, I'm on the plane, I'll still take it. Sleeping, I'll take it. It doesn't bother me. If I'm in a situation that doesn't allow it, or if I'm on an airplane that doesn't have Wi-Fi, I'll cut off. But the fact is, I am really 99% of the time, I'm always on. I just got back from Tokyo last night, I was getting people calling me all night, and then all day I'm out on my local time zone obligations. So I was sleeping about an hour and a half, 5 days in a row. But you got to do what you got to do.
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