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How do you overcome the guilty feeling of working too hard?
I'm struggling with the guilty feeling of focusing too much attention on work. All I think about, to others I'm sure it seems like all I care about is the success of my business. I don't sleep at night, but I'm excited to start the next day, each and every day.
My wife seems fine with it, but I just feel I'm unable to focus on anything else but talking about work! I don't feel that I'm able to relax or spend time with her like I feel I should be.
How do others deal with this feeling? Suggestions?