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Work-Life Balance

Below are the articles in the Work-Life Balance category. Each article title is followed by a short introduction of the content. You may click "Read excerpt" for a more comprehensive introduction or click the "Purchase" link to buy the article.

Are You “Too Busy”?
Many people complain about being too busy, but forget that they have a say in the matter. This quiz offers help and insight.
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Burnout
Burnout has more to do with attitudes, work styles, and behavior than with any specific job situation. Article explores warning signs and eight ways to avoid burnout.
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Do You Have Workaholic Habits?
There is a clear difference between enthusiastic, energetic work toward a highly valued goal and workaholism. That difference lies primarily in the emotional quality of the hours spent. This quiz will help a person see if he or she has a problem.
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Finding the Balance of Competing Devotions
These days, the ultimate question may not be “What is the meaning of life?”, but rather, “Where do I find the time?”
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