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If you are like me and tend towards being a work-a-holic, working from home can mean turning your normal 8-10 hour workday into a 24-hour workday.

That plus you need to be a bit of a work-a-holic to start with anyway.

She’s a shop-a-holic and my sister and I are wrestling power of attorney to make the bleeding stop.

I think you think there's this axis of Rage-a-holic <--------> Door-Mat, but the problem is both ends of those axes have people that aren't in control of their feelings.

Being a work-a-holic by definition is an unhealthy behavior and there could be a whole bunch of reasons why people slip into that.

Serious question for everyone who prefers web-based players: The main reason that doens't work for me is b/c I'm a browser tab-a-holic.

Conversely, I'm a novely-a-holic and love trying out new, different, and obscure things.

The simple fact is I don't want to be an alcoholic, or any kind of -holic, so I was suddenly highly motivated to stop.

I think this topic applies to any work-a-holic, startup or not.

My Dad is straight up the biggest work-a-holic I've ever met.

- Flextime: I'm a bit of a work-a-holic so I'm kinda used to working 6 days a week.

I don't know the author, but my initial take is: loner, work-a-holic, egotist.

A fair point, but in my book the "holic" in "workaholic" implies the inability to do just what you describe.

Tim Cook was literally picked due to his contract "skills" and that he was an obvious work-a-holic.

This subject line reminds me of the Onion article from a few years back: "I'm like a choco-holic...

Just say "No" to these work-a-holic junkies.