Workahaulic
Would you describe yourself as a workahaulic? Is someone who works a lot a workahaulic or are they just dedicated to their job?
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I would describe myself as a workahaulic but I do love what I do for a living. The problem arises when you come home, continue working on freelance stuff and do not really switch off.
I personally believe that there are pitfalls from doing this and there is a threshold at which you no longer produce your best work.
Having said that, I can’t see me stopping in the near future because I have bits and bobs of web stuff coming out of my ears and I never stop trying to generate the next idea / project. Does that make me dedicated, crazy or just a plain old workahaulic? I dunno…
The previous Comment was posted on March 19, 2006 at 3:54 pm
I’m not a “workaholic” per se, because I know how to relax when I’m supposed to (ie: weekends, vacations, etc…).
However, when I’m on a project and a deadline is bearing down, I go into over-drive and might work 20 hours straight to get it done.
The previous Comment was posted on March 19, 2006 at 10:55 pm
In response to that, I guess I am capable of just not touching my computer at all for a few days for some R&R. I do have a family so am trying to make sure I do budget time for everyone.
The previous Comment was posted on March 21, 2006 at 6:34 am