Wednesday, August 28, 2024

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 By Nate Feldman

                                                                Is it Good to be a Workaholic?

 

                Did you or your parents work too much in your life?  There are some people in this world that dedicate themselves to working around the clock.  We call these people workaholics.  Probably 60% of the people in my country are considered workaholics.  However, is that a good thing?  Should people really be focused only on their work and not other things in life?  From my perspective, I think work is important, but it should not be your entire life. 

                People shouldn’t be workaholics because mental health is just as important as financial well-being.  What is the point of making a lot of money if you sacrifice your sanity to do so.  All of the money you earn will go to your psychologist, not to your family if you work so much.  Many people who overwork often complain of problems, such as depression, anxiety, and sometimes even suicidal thoughts. 

                Another reason people shouldn’t work so much is because we need social relationships with other people.  Recent studies have shown that 70% of divorces in this world are a result of a spouse not being at home because they are working all of the time.  Also, children suffer when a parent is not there to raise them and guide them.  The children raise themselves instead. 

                Some people say that being a workaholic can guarantee success in life.  The more you work, the more opportunities you give yourself to get ahead.  While it’s true that working more can lead to more money and opportunities, you should not give up more important things, like family and health for it.  You should work hard, but not overwork.  There is a big difference. 

                To conclude, it is important to work a lot for our careers and our family’s well-being.  However, I think being a workaholic has more cons than pros, so you should avoid this lifestyle.  Remember to take time and enjoy yourself every now and again. 


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