Working too much

Workaholics have been around for a long time. However, their number is rising and it's turning into a serious condition. Why is that?

Chronic stress is known to cause major health problems, yet acute stress is thought to improve people's performance and health. A new study by UC Berkeley professor Daniela Kaufer shows why that is. Stress generates new nerve cells in the brain that, two weeks later, help people learn better.

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Finding balance in life is a constant practice ☕️🤸🏽 In life we’re constantly finding balance between finding time to work out and (if you’re a chronic illness girlie like me) working out too much. Making every meal at home and picking up a meal to spend some extra time with loved ones. Or going on a date night. I’m still trying to find my new rhythm and routine in my new home, but at the same time I feel so much more balanced than I did a year ago when I was pushing myself to work two…

In today’s busy world, prioritizing between work and personal time can be a challenge. Over the course of time we see people who have been frustrated to have a lot of work but no free time at all. Working can give you financial freedom due to the amounts of money you can earn from your […]

Retail therapy does work—to some degree

A new study found that 'focus' tasks are harder to accomplish when there are no barriers between employees, such as in open-plan offices.