Get Up & Go Morning Show

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Are you a workaholic?

Do you skip lunch at work…often?

Checking eMail on days off?

You may be a workaholic.

According to a new survey, 40% of people say they never stop working!

Here are the biggest signs that you work too much:

  • Never taking a lunch break
  • Working on weekends
  • Always being the last person to leave the office
  • Waking up in the middle of the night thinking about work
  • Checking eMail while watching TV
  • Always bringing your work laptop on vacation
  • Always being the first person at the office in the morning
  • Checking eMail in the middle of the night
  • Always taking work calls even during personal time
  • Calling into work on days off to make sure everything’s okay 

Sound familiar?

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