Workaholism

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Essentially, the way we see "workaholism" is this: "work" is essentially your chosen compensation.

Meaning, a person becomes a workoholic because they are failing at certain other, more important things in life.

And . . . well, instead of facing those other things, which are often painful and difficult to face up to . . . the choice instead is to stick with something that one is good at: work. In this way, a person can at least appear successful, to others and to themselves, even if it's being successful that things that are less important in life.

The "solution," therefore, to "workaholism" as a kind of addiction is simply dropping the compensation and facing up to the other, more important stuff that's being avoided (more often than not, this means certain relationships . . . and more often than not, either directly or indirectly, this means sex.).

Easier said than done, yes - but hopefully there might be some helpful tips here.

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