T-Mobile US CEO John Legere speaks at a rehearsal for the 2017 T-Mobile Winners Circle event. CMO Andrew Sherrard and general counsel David Miller look on. T-Mobile

John Legere is not the kind of CEO you could pass on the street and not notice. Even if you had never seen the guy in your life, you wouldn't be able to miss the glowing magenta clothes, emblazoned with "T-MOBILE CEO."

We wanted to see what an average week in his life was like, so we had him send us photos of his recent trip to Las Vegas for the Winners' Circle event honoring top employees, as well as show us a peek of his office in Bellevue, Washington, and his home life.

Since taking the helm of T-Mobile US in 2012, Legere (pronounced "ledger") took the struggling American property of Deutsche Telekom and turned it into the country's third-largest and fastest-growing carrier. Its fourth-quarter 2016 earnings report in February again beat analysts' expectations, reporting 2.1 million net customer additions and net income 31% higher than the same quarter in 2015.

From the beginning, Legere's strategy was to radically overhaul both T-Mobile's product and culture, and part of this approach involved transforming himself into the embodiment of the brand. He managed to pull off making a wireless carrier a beloved company, as his nearly 4 million Twitter followers, whom he regularly interacts with, can attest.

We'll take a look at Legere's photos with some additional insights from him. Together, they give you an idea of what it's like to be a CEO who lives his company 24/7.