Andrew Brill took a midlife crisis and a childhood love of sports and turned them into an incredible second act. It all started with a bold decision to leave his old, monotonous life behind and start at the bottom.
Seven years ago, Andrew Brill was more or less your average American guy. He had a job he didn’t love, but it paid the bills and supported his family. The New York native grew up loving sports and even once dreamed of making a living in that world. But, like many boys who grow up to become men, it just didn’t happen.
In college, Brill majored in business, but by the time he graduated he still had no idea what he wanted to do with his life”. As a kid, you think 20 is really old, and that you have time to think about what you’re going to do,” he says, looking back.” What you don’t realise is that it goes really fast and you have to figure things out pretty quickly”.
So when Brill’s father offered him a job as operations manager of the family business— an office coffee and refreshment service— he took it. Suddenly, Brill found himself in charge of inventory, trucks, drivers, and all the moving parts that ensured that a vast constellation of office kitchens and break areas across the five boroughs of New York City were stocked. A few years later, after his father died, Brill became the sole owner of the business, one he had no passion for. “All the worries were on my shoulders”, he says. “It was a struggle. The business was fine; it just didn’t make me happy”.
By the early ’90s, Brill had gotten married and decided to take control of his career. He chose medical school, going back to college at night to fulfil the prerequisites courses. At 31, he faced a difficult choice: stick with the refreshment business and start a family, or embark on six or seven more years of long hours and low pay in a medical residency. “We ended up starting a family, so I just stayed in the business”, Brill says.
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