Omar Zenhom argues that workaholism is a real addiction, as serious as alcoholism. If you can't go a day without working, you're dependent. He pushes back on treating work as your identity instead of something you do.
What do you call, like, someone that drinks every single day? An alcoholic. What do you call someone that works every single day? A workaholic. You know, there's no difference. You know, we judge other people for smoking and drinking and taking drugs. But if you cannot live a day without working, you have an addiction, and you need to break that addiction. I want people to realize work is something that you do. It's not who you are.
