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How good health and fitness habits can boost your career -- and ultimately your life.

#19: Canvas Credit Union's Tansley Stearns Shares How Early Morning Runs Keep Her Sharp Throughout the Day...

Canvas Credit Union Chief People and Strategy Officer Tansley Stearns
She claims you can set the time by her. And I don't doubt it after interviewing an eternally positive and punctual Canvas Credit Union Chief People and Strategy Officer Tansley Stearns, who shares how her early morning runs at 3:15 a.m. each day (except weekends when she slacks off by sleeping in 'til 7:00 a.m.) keep her sharp in her job. Staying engaged, productive, and creative are a must for her to help her credit union thrive and succeed in today's highly competitive financial services arena.
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