Work addiction is real. I know as I am a recovering workaholic myself. I used to work day and night. I didn’t feel worthy enough and was trying to regain some power by working hard, so I could prove I was worthy.
This happens to many. Some try to fill a void. Whether inside of them brought up by the past, or whether it is their actual current situation. Not feeling happy outside of work, without a lot of friends, or not having the relationship they want.
It doesn’t help.
Working can’t replace a void.
Working hard doesn’t make you worthy.
Working hard also doesn’t mean that you grow your business automatically.
All it does is drain you out. It’s not necessary to work hard to be successful. Your definition of success. You can work less, and get more.
Reach out if you want to change this yvonne@amaze-yourself.com
Yvonne has a vast coaching experience from executives to teams to ambitious business owners.
Through her personal and business coaching programs she has helped dozens grow their businesses while drastically reducing their working hours.
And when Yvonne is not coaching, you can find her indulging in beach walks, and a sparkly glass of champagne.
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