The Fallacy of Workaholism: Why Working More Isn't Always Working Better

Our culture often celebrates the workaholic, the person who burns the midnight oil, pulls all-nighters and sleeps at the office. This extreme dedication to work is often seen as a badge of honor, a symbol of unwavering commitment. But is this workaholic culture as admirable as it seems, or is it a recipe for disaster? Let's dive into the world of workaholism and explore why working more doesn't necessarily equate to achieving more.