Most workers use their commuting time to relax by listening to music, reading books or magazines. But there is a small minority—about 8%—determined to get as much done as possible.
Some New Yorkers spend their morning train ride playing “Candy Crush” or trying to doze. Then there is Natalie Jaeger, master of the productive commute. “In a city as busy as New York City, every moment counts,” she says.
Ms. Jaeger leaves her home in Bushwick, Brooklyn, listening to a lengthy NPR news podcast on her phone. Upon boarding the L train, she keeps the podcast going while reviewing the day’s appointments and allocating five minutes apiece to newsletters about venture-capital and marketing topics.
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