The co-founder of Twitter plays with his son for an hour every morning — here's why. (via CNBCMakeIt)
Stone's example shows that it is possible for working parents to develop a consistent and healthy morning routine that helps both parents and kids start the day off right, says Spall. "It's not as easy for parents as it is for non-parents — that would just be false — but it is possible," Spall tellsIn his book, Stone tells Spall in detail about his morning routine and that playing with his son is the most important part of his day.
"Our go-to for a couple of years has been Legos," he says. "However, he recently discovered Minecraft for iPad. We can play that together over our local area network, so it's just me and him in the game."
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