How do you think about health and energy as a core part of leading Leveling Up?
Replied byEric Siu
Founder & CEO, Leveling Up at Leveling Up
Niche: Agencies, Marketing
Revenue: $500K–$1M/month
Location: USA
Started: 2014
I try to treat health like a core part of the job. I lift four or five times a week, do zone two cardio, watch my sleep, use tools like an Eight Sleep and an Oura ring. When I feel better, I make better decisions for Leveling Up, I am less reactive, and I can show up stronger for my team and partners.
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