Places to visit, people to meet, a plethora of activities just waiting to be explored. I hear it all the time, and I know it s true it s not healthy to work all of the time. Generally, people who are the happiest equally balance their work and play. There are hazards to working long hours. With a business at home, it s especially easy to work nights and weekends.
Work automatically expands to fill the time available.
Then, after spending a significant amount of time on a task, we tend to get dull. We feel compelled to stay busy, thinking that activity equals productivity. In reality, we are doubling our efforts and losing sight of your objectives. We need to get away to recharge our batteries. If we want freedom from this workaholic predicament, ironically, more discipline is the answer.