Clif Bar CEO Kevin Cleary not only makes time to work out, but also pays his employees extra who work out at least 2.5 hours a week. As he revealed in an earlier ABC News interview, every week, Cleary maps out exactly when he’ll have time to work out. And it turns out, his tactic is successful — the CEO manages to run 20 miles every week in addition to spending quality time with his family and getting eight hours of sleep. On the nights that Cleary doesn’t get home by 6:30 p.m., he’s coaching his sons’ soccer or baseball teams.
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