The 5:30 A.M. Warrior Call: Will the Premier League Return Soon? (5/15/2020)Joe De Sena and his team track the global effects of coronavirus.

ByJoe De Sena•

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.

Every morning, Joe De Sena, CEO and founder ofSpartan, connects with his worldwide network of leaders and experts to get first-person accounts of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. These calls are happening in real time, and雷竞技手机版has not independently verified the speakers' reports.

Today, the team breaks down the importance of staying inside to help doctors and nurses as much as possible, the benefits of a plant-based diet and how the United Kingdom is slowly opening up.

Related:The 5:30 A.M. Warrior Call: The FDA Approves Phase 2 Testing of Coronavirus Vaccine (5/8/2020)
Joe De Sena

Founder & CEO, Spartan Race, Inc.

Joe De Sena is the founder and CEO ofSpartan Race, Inc. De Sena has been an entrepreneur since his pre-teens. From selling fireworks at age 8, to starting a t-shirt business in high school, to building a multimillion-dollar pool business in college, to creating a Wall Street trading firm, De Sena is a living definition of "entrepreneur." De Sena is theNew York Timesbestselling author ofSPARTAN UP!A Take-No-Prisoners Guide to Overcoming Obstacles and Achieving Peak Performance in LifeandSPARTAN FIT!30 Days. Transform Your Mind. Transform Your Body. Commit to Grit. He is also the host of theSpartan Up! Podcast, available oniTunes , Stitcher andYouTube .For information about a Spartan Race in your area, visitwww.spartan.com.

Editor's Pick

Related Topics

News and Trends

Most Popular

See all
Business News

A Popular Pizza Chain Is Giving Away Free 'Emergency Pizzas' to Anyone Having a Not-So-Great Day

Accidentally burn your dinner? Rough day at work? A new promotion from Domino's Pizza might help.

By Emily Rella
Growing a Business

Want to Sound Smarter? This Stanford Professor's Simple 3-Point Technique Will Help

With a little structure, you can impress audiences with your ad-libbing all day.

By Matt Abrahams
Business News

Israeli Tech Leaders Are Leaving Their Businesses For Battle: 'I Want to Be Part of the People Protecting Our Country'

In addition to volunteers, Israel has drafted 300,000 reservists following Hamas' attack.

By Sam Silverman
Business News

'You're Not Old Until You Act Old': Mark Cuban's Advice on How to Stay Entrepreneurial Even When Considering Retiring

The "Shark Tank" star and entrepreneur is worth an estimated $5 billion.

By Emily Rella
Starting a Business

How a Side Hustle Taking People on 'Urban Hikes' Became a Lucrative Business

Kansas City native Lisa Peña shows tourists and locals parts of the city they'd never see by car.

By Jonathan Small
Growing a Business

These Co-Founders Who Bet Big on Foodies Raised $133 Million to Fund Their Innovative Idea — and It's Helping Restaurants Nationwide

Vanessa and Joe Ariel dreamed up a food marketplace capable of bringing regional cuisines to doorsteps nationwide — then made it into a reality.

By Amanda Breen