June 2, 2022 - Americans are stepping off the ‘hamster wheel’ and redefining what success looks like

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From the Editor's Desk Americans are stepping off the hamster wheel and redefining what success looks like It only took a few seconds for the idea to take hold. While listening to the radio on his way to work one day, Sam, a nurse, was struck by a question a couple of goofy drive-time radio DJs were kicking around: If you could do anything, what would you do? One host said he'd open a cheese shop in a sleepy town in upstate New York. "It was a joke," says Sam, 40, who asked to be identified by his first name only to protect his job and privacy. But the idea has stuck with him for months now. He'd love to open his own little coffee or cheese shop, he says, envisioning hosting wine tastings on Saturday nights. "I could sell my house, quit nursing, and go somewhere and just take a stab at this," he tells Fortune. "I feel ridiculous saying that. It was a joke on the radio. It shouldn't be my life plan." Continued here TradeBriefs: Newsletters for Decision-Makers! 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