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Today on Forbes, inside Blake Shelton's New American Dream.

Blake Shelton, the 49-year-old country music superstar, describes all his ventures

with an aw shucks humility.

But those he works closest with say not to underestimate the business savvy of a man who

has recorded 31 number one country radio hits, opened a national chain of restaurants, launched a Hollywood

production company, and amassed the personal fortune that Forbes estimates at more than

$200 million. Colin Reed, Shelton's longtime friend and executive chairman of Nashville, Tennessee-based

Ryman Hospitality Properties, says, quote,

even though he plays this foxy good old boy, he's a smart dude.

In many ways, Shelton's career has been defined by the tug-of-war between show business

and the life of hunting, fishing, and farming he prefers in Tishamingo, Oklahoma, where he lives on a sprawling

ranch with his wife, pop star Gwen Stefani. Of his time spent there, he says, quote,

I don't even care if I miss an opportunity by not responding to a text or a phone call. It's really

the only way I can maintain some sanity.

Balancing his personal and professional lives was much easier before 2011, when Shelton was chosen as one of the coaches for a new singing competition show, The Voice, NBC's attempt

to unseat Fox's ratings juggernaut American Idol.

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