492 - Workaholics Aren’t Actually More Productive
Multiamory: Rethinking Modern Relationships
The Dangers of Workaholism
This chapter examines the impact of workaholism on personal relationships and mental health, highlighting how excessive dedication to work can detrimentally affect familial dynamics. It discusses the psychological mechanisms driving individuals to work obsessively as a coping strategy for stress or trauma, and presents research indicating that workaholism, rather than hours worked, correlates with health issues. The conversation advocates for a healthier work-life balance to enhance employee well-being and productivity.
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