Mark Zuckerberg takes on a new challenge every year. This year, it's a book club that he's invited the world to, but in past years, he's learned Chinese and killed any food that he ate. (That means he killed a goat, lobster, chicken, and a pig.)
Steve Wozniak's hobbies are all about transportation. Woz loves playing Segway polo, and competed in the 2009 championships. The Apple co-founder is also a big fan of Tesla and has live-tweeted his Tesla roadtrips.
Warren Buffett loves to play the ukulele. He's done a duet with Jon Bon Jovi, and most recently, prepared a special song for Coca-Cola after joking that he could buy the world a coke if he wanted.
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Warren Buffett's not the only musically talented executive. Jack Ma, former CEO and now Chairman of Alibaba, is reported to like collecting crickets, practicing tai chi, and reading kung fu novels. But the one hobby he's also gained notoriety for is his singing at corporate events. Just check out his rendition of the Lion King below (singing starts at 1 minute).
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Source: USA Today
Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos is funding the construction of a gigantic, 10,000-year clock on his land, to remind us all to stay humble about how teeny-tiny our individual lives are.
After stepping down as Twitter CEO, Dick Costolo has a little more time to tend to his beekeeping. "I particularly spend a lot of time watching them," Costolo once told Bloomberg TV. Costolo tweets regularly about his beekeeping and used to bring honey into the office.
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Before and after (and saved some raw honeycomb which is awesome. You can just eat the whole thing). pic.twitter.com/fYAwSRnjA0
