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Are You A Workaholic? Be Honest With Yourself!

By: Chandra Alexander

We’ve all heard the term workaholic but somehow we don’t take it seriously. But being a workaholic is an addiction, and like any other addiction, it can destroy relationships.

1. Regardless of how much you do, or how much you make, it is never enough.

-Admit it – it is never enough.

-But think about it. How many steaks can you have on your plate and how many cars can you get your butt into at the same time?

-It is really not about needing more because more is never enough.

2. You admit to yourself that you are only “really happy” when you are working.

-You feel out of place when you are not at your workplace.

-Even at your child’s birthday party, you are waiting to get back to work.

-You feel uncomfortable when you are not in control.

3. Your focus is always on the future, not the present.

-It is always about tomorrow and tomorrow never comes.

-There is an addiction to striving, to it never being enough.

-Tomorrow you say you will work less but somehow you never do. Your life is going by and you do not even know it.

4. You mistake a busy mind for a good life.

-Just because you’re movin’ and busy does not mean you have a good life.

-A good life is about connections, and if you are working all the time, you are not connecting.

-What "real" connections do you have? Whom do you feel close to?

5. Relaxing with “nothing to do” makes you uneasy.

-Learn how to “do nothing”.

-Practice the discipline of not being constantly distracted. Sit quietly, be grateful.

-Even while doing nothing, you exist and have value. You are valuable simply by being alive.

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