Americans work significantly more hours than their European counterparts, yet the trend shows a gradual decrease in work hours over the decades. This deep-rooted work ethic has fueled a thriving entrepreneurial spirit, but it also raises questions about the potential downsides of "workism," where careers are treated as a central aspect of life. With younger generations advocating for changes like a 32-hour workweek, a cultural shift in attitudes towards work is becoming increasingly evident.
