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Inside the discipline behind CEO-level energy

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To be a CEO is to serve as the company’s central power source. This role demands not just stamina but a rare combination of physical endurance, mental acuity, emotional steadiness, and strategic clarity. In my recent Fortune profile of New York Times CEO Meredith Kopit Levien, one quality surfaced repeatedly: her energy. Described as “indefatigable” by colleagues and peers, Levien acknowledged that she may have been “given a little more energy,”…

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Inside the discipline behind CEO-level energy

To be a CEO is to serve as the company’s central power source. This role demands not just stamina but a rare combination of physical endurance, mental acuity, emotional steadiness, and strategic clarity. In my recent Fortune profile of New York Times CEO Meredith Kopit Levien, one quality surfaced repeatedly: her energy. Described as “indefatigable” by colleagues and peers, Levien acknowledged that she may have been “given a little more energy,”…

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