Workaholism
Workaholism has been defined by some as the pain others applaud. Many consider it the most respectable of all addictions. Unfortunately the workaholic doesn €™t labor in isolation. Other individuals are usually affected, be it spouse, children or even friends. Financial rewards notwithstanding, the negative impact on their lives is quite different from the satisfaction experienced by the worker. How do you achieve balance between work and leisure?
Background Information
Making Good Decisions
What to do about avoidance one of the biggest time wasters around.
Questions and Answers
How do I avoid overcommitment?
Answer
Stories
Strapping on the Nitro
Stress can be more dangerous than you think.
Missing Dad
Though in 5- and 6-year-old language I would have never called him a "workaholic," I suppose my dad fit the description.
Reflections
Though in 5- and 6-year-old language, I would have never labeled him a "workaholic," I suppose my dad fit the description.
Leaving the Majors for More
Choosing family over career isn't easy; but the rewards are priceless.
If you've been through an experience related to this topic, we invite you to share your story with others.Share Your Story
Other Things to Consider
Fitting Kids Into a Life
We're well-versed in how to make it in the corporate world. What we need is a little advice about making it in the nursery.
Transitions: Changing Jobs, Moving
Relationships: Communication Gaps
Parenting Teens: Communication Problems
