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Mark Zuckerberg

mark
zuckerberg

co-founder and ceo of meta
8 steps · last checked 18 oct 2026

up around 7 with the kids, about two hours of weights and mma every morning, no coffee, seven to eight hours of sleep, and the murph every memorial day.

from his podcast interviews with lex fridman (2023), joe rogan and theo von (2025), his own posts as reported by fortune and the telegraph (2023), and his 2026 murph. older details carry their year.

the stack · at a glance

what mark uses.

stack as of apr 2025

5 items

supplements3

  • Creatine used by 19
    soon
  • Vitamin D used by 14
    soon
  • Protein“a lot of protein”
    soon

gear2

  • Eight Sleep Pod used by 7“really dialed in my sleep with eight sleep and oura” (2023)
    soon
  • Oura Ring used by 8tracks his sleep (2023)
    soon
food · what he has described

what mark eats.

  1. most daysall day
    a lot of protein

    “a lot of protein”, with creatine and vitamin d (2025).

    2·’25
  2. one-off, for fun2023
    a mcdonald’s order

    a playful one-off while bulking for mma on about 4,000 calories a day: 20 nuggets, a quarter pounder, large fries, an oreo mcflurry and an apple pie. not his usual diet.

    7·’238·’23
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Sources (8)
  1. Fortune — Mark Zuckerberg on his sleep routine (Jul 7, 2023)
  2. This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von #579 — Mark Zuckerberg (Apr 2025)
  3. The Joe Rogan Experience #2255 — Mark Zuckerberg (Jan 10, 2025)
  4. Lex Fridman Podcast #383 — Mark Zuckerberg (Jun 2023)
  5. The Telegraph — Mark Zuckerberg’s Murph workout (May 31, 2023)
  6. Marathon Handbook — Mark Zuckerberg’s 2026 Murph (May 26, 2026)
  7. Fortune — Mark Zuckerberg’s McDonald’s order during MMA preparations (Aug 2, 2023)
  8. People — Mark Zuckerberg’s McDonald’s order, 4,000 calories a day (2023)

Last checked 18 Oct 2026.

Photo: The White House, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons (cropped, resized). All image credits.