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Most workaholics tend to be successful at work because they have control and power. There is often in their mind one right way to do things, and very little if any flexibility. This may work in some settings, but it clearly suffers when applied to relationships at work, at home and in other less formal settings.
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fatherhood.about.com/od/workingfathers/a/workaholism.ht...
fatherhood.about.com/od/workingfathers/a/workaholism.htm
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relationships. Workaholics are people that become consumed by their work. They can be downright obsessive about work. Spouses and children may often feel neglected. When work comes before family the foundation of one's relationship may begin to crumble and the workaholic finds himself/herself on shaky ground.
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www.associatedcontent.com/article/362642/being_a_workah...
www.associatedcontent.com/article/362642/being_a_workaholic_can_ruin_your_relationship.html
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Normally most of workaholics found in confused state of mind and many people work in a compulsive way. They cannot change their poor working habits. Their social and personal relationships are deeply affected by the lack of time.
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www.charminghealth.com/applicability/workaholism.htm
www.charminghealth.com/applicability/workaholism.htm
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Relationships require a certain amount of time and attention to keep them alive, and to keep us emotionally nourished, as well. The term "workaholism" is not technically recognized as a psychological disorder. However, it is commonly understood as a psychological issue.
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www.selfhelpmagazine.com/articles/wf/work.html
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The key to making sure that your relationships work is in setting your priorities straight. You must assess your life and make time for the most important priorities. It may come as a surprise, but other people should be on the top of your priority list.
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www.planjam.com/weblog/2007/08/15/workaholics-dating-fi...
www.planjam.com/weblog/2007/08/15/workaholics-dating-finding-time-for-relationships/
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Workaholics have difficulty sustaining their intimate relationships because, whether at home or at work, they are emotionally unavailable to their families. It is a sad irony that many men feel they are working for their families while their devotion to work divides them from their loved ones.
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living.oneindia.in/men/he/2008/addictive-behavior-worka...
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workaholics and relationships ... Workaholics have a hard time changing even when they sincerely want to. It's all too easy for "just one more phone call" to become two more hours at the office. Be flexible. Crises at the office do happen and there will be times when he'll have to stay late.
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www.wholefamily.com/aboutyourmarriage/work_issues/q_and...
www.wholefamily.com/aboutyourmarriage/work_issues/q_and_a/second_job.html
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www.mamashealth.com/relationships/workaholicsanddating....
www.mamashealth.com/relationships/workaholicsanddating.asp
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A new study from Louisiana Tech suggests that men who are workaholics may also be ‘better at sex’. ... Read the full article: Workaholics champions between sheets ... Browse > Home / Marriage, Relationships / Workaholics better lovers?
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familyrelationships.org.uk/2005/08/23/workaholics-bette...
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