Jeff Bezos gets out of bed at what time? Take a guess…

Jeff Bezos found success in bed. Sleeping. And when he’s ‘puttering’ about, it isn’t on the golf course, it’s in his house. With his kids. - climbing with - Tell us about a time when your hard work truly payed off. Scroll to answer! [Jeff Bezos gets out of bed at what time? Take a guess…]( by Kyle Schnitzer [Jeff Bezos found success in bed. Sleeping. And when he’s ‘puttering’ about, it isn’t on the golf course, it’s in his house. With his kids.]( More]( SPONSORED [Princeton alum’s startup raises $51 million to help people plan for an easy retirement]( [Will you have a comfortable retirement? You could benefit from unbiased, expert financial advice this year. SmartAsset’s free tool makes it easy to find a fiduciary financial advisor near you. Make the most of your professional successes with smart decisions around investing, saving and minimizing taxes -- all instances where SmartAsset's tool can help you accomplish your financial goals.]( more]( [This is how you can make masked conversations 100% more successful]( by John Anderer [A new study finds that as face masks continue to be a part of everyday life people are beginning to adapt their speaking and listening habits accordingly.]( More]( [4 surprising signs your morning routine needs a revamp]( by Anouare Abdou [Have you felt off lately, all day? It could be that your morning routine needs a complete revamp. These are the 4 surprising signs it could help.]( More]( [“The brain economy” is the newest, biggest scam]( by Sara London [Have you heard of "the brain economy" lately? It's the newest, biggest scam in the health and wellness space. According to research, this is why.]( More]( HUDDLE UP In response to last week's question, "Have you ever been betrayed by a colleague?": Anonymous from Wilmette, IL Yes, I have been betrayed by a colleague. One of the writer/editors I work with (Tom) quit without notice but told me and the other editor at the company (Jude) about his plans to leave a few weeks prior. Jude and I talked and decided that when Tom quit, we would ask the owner for a raise and split Tom's job duties. Almost immediately (before Tom left), Jude started brown nosing the owner/CEO constantly - kissing up to her via group emails, at meetings, etc. Then, the day Tom left, Jude called the owner and took the job and the raise, leaving me in the dust. Jean R. from Jacksonville, FL Absolutely! Either taking credit for my work or acting like a friend while stabbing me in the back. But truthfully, today’s crop of subordinates will stab a boss in the back to get ahead. Ruthlessly. They do their peers no favors in setting a tone! 🤔 Today's question: "Tell us about a time when your hard work truly payed off." Hit reply and let us know! © 2021 [Ladders, Inc.]( All Rights Reserved [Advertise with Us]( |[Contact Us]( |[Unsubscribe]( You're receiving this email from our secure server at [Ladders, Inc.]( because you signed up from [{EMAIL}](#) with the ZIP Code 06473. [Ladders, Inc.]( - [244 Fifth Avenue | Suite D100 | New York, NY 10001](#) [Privacy]( of Use](