Here's a look inside the daily schedule of Bill Gates, one of the wealthiest men in the world
Back in 2008, Gates was known to work out on the treadmill after waking up, while "watching DVDs from the Teaching Company's 'Great Courses' series," according to the New York Times.
Jeff Vinnick / Stringer / Getty ImagesGates checks the headlines every morning. He typically reads The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Economist.He's in tune with the daily headlines and is particularly interested in public health policy. Whenever he has time, he shares his thoughts on his blog or on Twitter.
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