SC Moatti: A day in the life of a mobile veteran and author (#1 new release on Amazon)

SC Moatti: A day in the life of a mobile veteran and author (#1 new release on Amazon)

Today I woke up at 6:30 am.

The first thing I did was one hour of yoga.

My morning ritual includes yoga (I never miss), checking the news, catching up on emails, tea and Greek yogurt.

I started working at 8:30 am.

I celebrated my book on mobile, “Mobilized,” being selected as a #1 new release on Amazon!

What I love most about my work is the people I work with. I’m lucky that I get to choose them.

I am so glad that I get to make a difference in people’s lives. We help businesses succeed in mobile: it’s good for consumers and employees, and it’s good for business.

Did you have a plan for your day? Did it go as planned? I’m a huge planner! I have a set of new year resolutions pinned to the wall in the kitchen for everyone to see, and I break them down into 2-3 month goals, then into weekly and daily goals. It’s a bit like lean agile applied to personal life. I realize it can sound extreme, but that’s really what keeps me sane every day.

How do you commute? I rarely use my car. Instead, I take Lyft Line or public transportation. What I love about Lyft Line is that you get to meet cool people along the way.

For dinner I enjoy a glass of wine and a healthy meal with my man. We love that ritual together. It wraps the day nicely and helps both of us disconnect and recharge for a few hours.

My favorite technology that I used today is my phone, no hesitation. I rarely use my computer because I answer emails on my smartphone. I also recently got an iPad Air and it replaces my computer for work like presentations and documents.

I am inspired by people who create their own path through life. I admire anyone who goes against the odds. For them, realizing their dreams is only a matter of time.

I can’t live without:
Love and the people I care about.
Freedom and feeling challenged.
Books and great shows.

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SC Moatti is a mobile veteran from Silicon Valley and a recognized thought leader on mobile, innovation and leadership. While serving as an executive at mobile pioneers like Facebook, Trulia and Nokia, Moatti launched and monetized mobile products that are now used by billions of people and have received prestigious awards, including an International Digital Emmy Award nomination. Moatti currently runs Products That Count, an organization based in San Francisco that advises businesses on how to leverage mobile technology. She also serves on the board of directors of Opera Software, a global mobile technology company with over 350 million users. She speaks frequently at conferences, has been featured in Forbes and has written several articles on mobile technology for the Harvard Business Review and the Huffington Post. She is a lecturer at Stanford University, where she earned her MBA and has a Master of Science in electrical engineering. For more information, visit www.scmoatti.com.

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Monica Phillips