What exactly is considered a workaholic? There is no universally accepted medical definition. But psychologists have tried to distinguish workaholics from those who simply do their jobs.
In the workplace, everyone experiences breakdowns and difficult problems. The worries and pressures of the workplace often leave us physically and mentally drained and in a state of endless mental exhaustion.
According to the Daily Mail of the UK, the latest research from the University of Padua in Italy found that excessive work addiction not only hurts the body, but also affects efficiency.
Life is changeable, and adversity will never remain the same. Perhaps today's adversity will lead to future success. Adversity can temper our perseverance and make us think deeply about life. At the same time, we can absorb the experience of failure and easily meet the next challenge. You can smile and tell yourself: "One failure cannot prove all failures. Only by giving up trying can you fail."