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HOW I KEEP IT TOGETHER with JIM WEBER

hen became CEO of Brooks Running Company in 2001, he lived the brand, working out its turnaround strategy on his long runs. In 2017, esophageal-cancer treatment shrank his lung capacity and crushed his regimen. Now Weber, 62, is in a workout groove and helped Brooks hit $1 billion in global revenue last year for the keeps it all moving.

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