if you answered often, you could be a workaholic. dr. elizabeth lome bar doe said she is seeing more people stressed about work and it is believed to be the economy. the constant connecttivity of smartphones are forcing many to be workaholics. the days of working from 9 to 5 are long gone. >> it's more like work life integration. >> he's embracing the new norm of blengd work -- blending, work, family and personal activity. >> is it work when you provide for your family, their future? >> reporter: make time to focus fully on what's important to you outside the office. joce sterman, abc2 news. >> sometimes it's easier said than done experts said if you want to cut back on working, leave some time for yourself. say i'm going to work from eight until nine and stop. some companies have preekized -- recognized the stress the extra work can cause and now orders downtime. >>> you know smoking is bad for you. now there's evidence it's bad for your baby, too. how exposure to smoke in the womb could increase their chance for obesity as they get old

she is such a workaholic, she works on her wedding day and tries to tuck it in to her dress. >> my wedding planner removed it. i'm glad he did. >> reporter: eva is an engaged workaholic, a new term for people who work long hours not because they are driven by unhealthy compulsion but they love their jobs and want to stay ahead. >> the economy is adding a new level of pressure to the work force. >> reporter: so are you a workaholic? researchers developed a skill, some of the questions include how often do you hear others tell you to cut down on work? do you become stressed if you aren't at wok, do you think about how you can free up more time to work. if you answered often to the questions, you could be a workaholic. >> it's a red flag. >> reporter: the doctor says she seeing more patients who are stressed about work and she blames the economy. >> there is a perception if i lose my job i'm never going to get a job again. >> reporter: some experts say the constant connectivity of smart phones causing more people to become workaholics because they can't escape work. the days of working 9 to 5

if you answered often to many of those questions you could be a workaholic. a doctor said she seeing a lot more people stressed about work subpoena she blames the economy. >> the idea that if i loose my job i will never get another job. that makes people more of a waholi, c. >> reporter: some say the constant connection of smart phones is creating the problem because they can't fully escape work. the days of separating work and family life are gone. >> the two bleed into each other. >> reporter: business owner up before dawn every day embracing the new normal of work, family and personal activities. he rejects the label workaholic. >> i mean is it work when you are doing the things that provide a living for so many people for your own family? >> reporter: he said that however you juggle the new working world make time to focus on what's important to you outside the office. abc 2news. >> that's just so very, very sad. experts say if you want to cut back on working after hours set limits, say i'm going to work from eight to nine and then stop. some companies ha

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. ♪ >> i'm not a workaholic at all. people think i am, i'm far from it.ou surround yourself with creative people, smart people, so it allows you to enjoy the life because this is it. it is not a dress rehearsal. you need to be able to enjoy life and you also bring more to your work when you, like, look around you and have fun. ♪ >>> social media is a great marketing tool but once you start you sort of have to keep feeding the beast. you need to keep coming up with good content to keep people engaged and do it in a way fun for you so it doesn't become a chore. here with ways to organize your social media messages, torre johnson, the ceo of women for hire, a company that creates recruiting events to connect professional women. she also the author of "sparkle and hustle." thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i loved this chapter where it talked about this. we do social media all the time but it really makes it easy. >> and it came to me out of necessity. for me, figuring out every morning, what am i putting on facebook today, became a cho

i'm not a workaholic at all. i'm just far from it.ut can you surround yourself with creative people, smart people? so it allows you to enjoy the life, because this is it. it's not a dress rehearsal. you need to be able to enjoy life, and also bring more to your work, when you like look around you, and have fun. >> social media is a great marketing tool but once you start you sort of have to keep beating the beat. you need to keep coming up with good content that keeps people engaged and you need to do it in a way that's fun for you so it doesn't become a chore. here with ways to organize your social media messages tory johnson. she is the ceo of women for hire, a company that creates recruiting events to connect professional women with leading employers and she is also author of the new book "spark new book and hustle launch and grow your small business now." thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> i went through this book and i loved this chapter, we do social media all the time, but this makes it easy. >> for me, figuring

>> rattner: you and i have lived among workaholics in our day.e never seen anything like sergio. when it was a holiday in italy, he'd come to america to work. when it's a holiday in america, he goes to italy to work. saturdays and sundays were just workdays to him and for his whole team, and anybody who signed up with sergio signed up for the program. >> kroft: marchionne does have passions besides work. he loves opera and jazz and very fast cars. in turin, he showed us the high end of the fiat automotive line which includes maserati and ferrari. these are great looking cars. is anything here for less than half a million dollars? >> marchionne: all of them. >> kroft: sergio owns a couple of these, but he has no opportunity to drive them. as the head of italy's largest industrial empire, his life is much different here. he's required by the government to travel in bulletproof cars with police escorts, and is always surrounded by state security. sergio seemed more than happy to take us to the old test track that still sits atop an old factory for a