Ywork helps you find out if you are a work addict, tracks your mind and emotions during daily work activities , provides real time analysis, suggestions and useful information.
Are you looking for a success calculator and tips for how to be productive, then Ywork helps you in this process using self knowledge without any action lists, to-do lists and notes or easy reminders
Ywork is the easiest and direct route to reduce work stress and tension by use of self-knowledge.
Ywork has following simple easy to use features
1) Has a Work Addict Test to determine the degree of your Addiction.
2) Record the details of the work activity by answering simple 6 questions. No need to type any text.
3) shows great analysis and some valuable insights for various important parameters
Every Day Life gives Precious 24 hours, It gives us uncountable Gifts through People, Nature , Living Beings and Other Great Situations, But we miss all these Real Gifts by being Addicted to Work.
To be highly Productive in work, we should never be addicted to work because we never bring anything new to the Table.
For every "what we do, there is a why we do" and this app will exactly show you that regarding your working patterns. Unless we know "why we Work " , we will be fighting a loosing battle in eradicating the addiction and we would have moved in a wrong direction and failure is certain. We Typically miss this point and hence wasting a lot of energy in unwanted endeavors.
"Ywork" is a intuitive app which helps in capturing the data for each working activity one performs and then it provides some great analysis which uncover the reasons for the addiction. It clearly shows all the core emotions that is ruling the individual and how it is expressed in addictions.
This app is not "For or Against Work", rather it shows the emotions which is behind the addictions so that we can do something about the emotions.For example:- if we come to know that "Fear" was the reason to be caught in the Work Addiction, we can address that emotion directly instead of spending hundreds of work hours to fill up the inner vacuum.