Archive for November 21st, 2008

What are the health risk of a workaholic person w/c dont have enough rest, proper diet and relaxation?

Friday, November 21st, 2008
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Am just a Jealous Guy asked:


My wife in early 40’s is too much workaholic. There are times she bring home her office works and do it at home. She didn’t take any breakfast every morning but a mixed friut shake alone. Most of the days she take only sandwich for her lunch and there are times that she skipped for it. She works 6 days a week and occassionally no rest day. She sleeps only about 4 hours most of the nights. A proper relaxation is out of her way. What are the consequences she is facing ahead with regards to her health if she didn’t change the way she work?

Carson

If someone works 7 days a week, 12 hours a day, year after year, is that person a “workaholic”?

Friday, November 21st, 2008
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shakespearesghost asked:


And what if that person gives up his vacations year after year (because the boss pays him double: his regular wages plus his vacation pay).

Alexander

How to express “I like you” to a workaholic guy?

Friday, November 21st, 2008
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Jane D asked:


The guy is ’slow’ and it’s driving me crazy…

Anthony

What is it like to be married to a workaholic?

Friday, November 21st, 2008
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Chrissy asked:


What are the symptoms of a workaholic? Does he/she ever make time for fun with you? Or are you tired of spending a lot of time alone?

Share details. I have the time to listen. Thank you.

Cameron

Hard worker VS. workaholic. Why might YOU like to be described by one term but not the other? ?

Friday, November 21st, 2008
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Helper asked:


Denotation refers to the dictionary definition of a word, whereas connotation involves the associations that accompany it. Consider these groups of words smiliar denotations but varying connotations.

I am SO CURIOUS to hear what you guys have to say!!!

Lauren

Am I a workaholic?

Friday, November 21st, 2008
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Miss Interpreted asked:


I enjoy working, when my coworker cant make it to work I’m HAPPY that I get to cover the shift. I usually have two jobs (I’m also in college) I like staying later and coming earlier than scheduled. I dont like having a lot of days off, if possible I work every day in a week.

BUT..I still like having fun and relaxing. If I relax for too long I start feeling like I wasted the day. Am I a workaholic? Or maybe just liking the fact that more work = more $$$?
Hahahah no I am not a stripper, lol……

Blake

Can a workaholic ever focus on their partner?

Friday, November 21st, 2008
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UrBaNgIrLiE asked:


I’ve been with my current boyfriend for almost four years, however, I’m starting to get really fed up with his work habits. He works a reg. 9-5, 5 days a week and runs his own business which takes up most of his nights. The time that we do spend together, he’s too tired to do anything at all (especially being intimate). He doesn’t really enjoy anything as much as he does working. He loves his job, which I admire, yet I feel like he doesn’t even find me attractive and that I don’t matter at all. Please help! I love him to death yet I feel like we’re growing apart.

Kevin

How do I get rid of bags and dark circles under my eyes?

Friday, November 21st, 2008
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lilmoonbaby asked:


I work 84 hours a week and need a good remedy so that I can keep up my workaholic schedule. What about cucumbers? What do you do with them and for how long?

Nathan

Brak wants to know, “Are you a workaholic”?

Friday, November 21st, 2008
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Brak hates Hillary Clinton asked:


If so, what causes you to be so attached to your job?

Emily

Am I getting old or did I isolate myself completely by being a workaholic?

Friday, November 21st, 2008
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londonplaything asked:


I am a 33 years old professional person, running my own business. I used to go out all the time and had loads of party bodies. I did a massive “spring cleaning” in my friends when I cut out those people who only hang around me whilst I paid for drinks and parties.
I ended up with a small selection of people around me who I value and work with.
I am a very busy person and very seldom have time for myself. I ended up on the loose end this evening and went through my phone to call people I could catch up with. I ended up on my own.
Am I getting old or have I just isolated myself by being a workaholic?
Should I get down over it or shall I just accept the fact that it was “self inflicted” and keep concentrating on my future and on my work?
Is there something wrong with me or is it a normal thing to end up on your own? Is this a good thing or did I make a huge mistake by being always “so busy”?
Thank you so much for your wonderful and supportiv answers. I am feeling honoured to have received so many responses.

I am very busy and find it extremely difficult to make new friends as I do not get to go out.

I love, cherish and respect my friends. I would not change them for a million years!!

It is the first time I ended up on my own. I am wondering if it is a good thing or have I made a huge mistake by isolating myself from the world?

Steven