Health Effects Of Overworking
We forgot long ago that health is more important than money.
- Sleep deprivation and heart disease are the two most common and serious health issues due to overworking.
- Other common physical and mental problems due to overworking are high blood pressure, migraines and ulcers.
- Many of these are related to stress and anxiety and result in a lack of focus, fatigue and burnout.
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