Believe it or not, there is a benefit to being a workholic when making more spare time money. Since we workaholics can often multi-task, be ready to take on more than more than one job to supplement your current income.
Now most reports on workaholics state that we work just to be “busy,” there are so [...]
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Wikipedia has a definition of a workaholic – see below:
Colloquially, a workaholic, is a person who is addicted to work (the correct medico-legal term is “ergomania”).
The phrase does not always imply that the person actually enjoys their work, but rather simply feels compelled to do it. There is no generally accepted medical definition of such [...]
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There is a dark side to being a workaholic according to doctors and familes of workaholics. I previously mentioned workaholics as a productive bunch in the past, but I also want to warn those of you who are “work addicted.” That is, working to work and don’t see any end to it or a productive end [...]
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I just had a comment here asking about how to bring in some income from a blog. As with many people already blogging, they often do not see the obvious opportunity to make money. Blogs are not the get rich quick answer, but are interestingly enough a great foundation in which to build a profitable [...]
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I was approached last week from a good friend who just got let go from a very good job. He is another casualty of the “downsizing” trend that companies are doing in answer to their panic from the down economy. I say, take a look at this situation from a positive direction and make your [...]
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For the coming years of our economy, the workaholic is going to continue to work hard and hopefully smart and make even more money for years to come. The word is out that the world has changed forever and the economic bubble is getting smaller and smaller. We need to accept the reality of that [...]
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For continued humor, here is part two of Psychotherapy! Hope it makes your day.
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I couldn’t stop laughing from the start of this video. And there are three parts to this! All workaholics enjoy….
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Have you had enough yet? It is a very interesting time, indeed! Would you believe that since the deep recession hit last October, that we are finally breathing a sigh of relief for our economy? Can you feel the light at the end of the tunnel? Take last week, for instance, Wall Street was in [...]
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With reports coming in from Wall Street of three plus days of above negative figures from the Dow Jones Averages, the NASDAQ, even the Russell 2000, we are seeing a little light at the end of the tunnel of things getting better. Now I don’t claim this to be a blog about the US economy nor [...]
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