According to statistics, every tenth Russian suffers from workaholism. This means that every tenth person does not stop thinking about work even on vacation. Stays in touch 24/7. Makes a choice in favor of official tasks - under any circumstances. He gets angry and blames himself for the fact that he cannot perform the next “feats” of work - due to illness, nervous exhaustion, or due to family circumstances. Workaholism is not passion for what you love, it is a real obsession. “I didn’t smile. I couldn't eat. I didn't care if I was alive or dead. I didn't have close friends. I lashed out at my colleagues, and they lashed out back. But I couldn't stop working." This is how the author of this book, Professor Brian Robinson, describes his obsession. Having dealt with the painful need for constant employment, Robinson shares with readers recommendations and tips for getting rid of workaholism. This extremely practical book is an annual plan for harmonizing life and restoring balance between personal and professional.