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(1) Once workaholism sets in, it progresses through stages similar to those in alcoholism and drug addiction.

(2) The social consequences of compulsive gambling and risk-taking, workaholism, compulsive overspending and other behavioural addictions can be utterly destructive.

(3) Q. How can workaholism harm a company?

(4) Numerous books have been written about workaholism in America.

(5) Q. Is technology making workaholism worse?

(6) Workaholism may be the only socially condoned disease.

(7) Q. Is workaholism really a disease, like alcoholism ?

(8) The cause of workaholism is the perception that by working longer hours and completing more projects, we will enhance our self-worth.

(9) Once workaholism sets in, it progresses through stages like those in taking drugs.

(10) Research show that workaholism tends to distance us from our immediate families.

(11) Our culture celebrates workaholism. We hear stories of people who "burn the mid-night oil" at the office, or about individuals who never take vacations.

(12) Q. What's the difference between workaholism and working very hard?

(13) This script can lead to problems like workaholism, or the disillusionment many feel once they have "made it" financially.

(14) Workaholism may take its toll on a person's life, but it does have advantages.

(15) According to some psychology counselors, workaholism can be both good and bad for us.

(16) Readers: Where do you fall on a workaholism scale?Do you get a thrill out of work? Do you think that's healthy?

(17) The most dramatic case was an attorney at the height of workaholism.

(18) They are sometimes pushed into their habit by their work beliefs, by workaholic role models(Sentencedict), and by a work system that automatically sanctions workaholism.

(19) But there's a price to be paid for adhering to such unrelenting standards: perfectionism is associated with anxiety, depression, self-harm, workaholism and eating disorders.

(20) We desperately lack perspective because we are a society of workaholics, and workaholism is like kryptonite to perspective.

(21) Q. Are certain types of people more prone to workaholism than others?

(22) Now, there are times when you might be inspired and will go on for hours and hours with your creation, that's not really workaholism.

(23) Focus on one specific change at a time, such as your anger, anxiety, workaholism, dishonesty, or your tendency to control people.