Montañez: In your book, you discuss the myths of being a workaholic. To help build awareness so individuals can prevent it in their lives, can you share three myths? There is a pervasive belief ...

As smartphones and modern technology mean more of us are working 'out of hours', addiction to work is becoming a serious ...

Spending too much time, energy and mental space on your job might indicate a condition called “workaholism.” While statistics vary, 48% of employed Americans feel they are workaholics ...

Lieke ten Brummelhuis is a professor at Simon Fraser University. Workaholics work longer hours than necessary. They work more than what is specified in their contract and more than financially ...

Dr Clark describes herself then as a workaholic. "[Workaholism] really can affect not just your own health, but also, literally, the health of others that you're caring for," she says.