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  3. Most people seek some degree of inner peace at work, and it can be difficult to obtain. Work is stressful, and most of us tend t

Most people seek some degree of inner peace at work, and it can be difficult to obtain. Work is stressful, and most of us tend t

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问题     Most people seek some degree of inner peace at work, and it can be difficult to obtain. Work is stressful, and most of us tend to either overwork ourselves or we are, for other reasons, negatively affected by things happening at work.
    The struggle to maintain one’s inner peace and avoid burnout(职业倦怠症)has become a standard ingredient, of modern working life. Many of us attend seminars on work life-balance, we see therapists, we meditate, or we seek advice on how to handle stressful careers.
    The balancing of one’s personal life and work life is a challenge to all of us who aspire to be successful—by whatever relevant metric. It is not surprising that so much is being said and written on the topic.
    Unfortunately, I have noticed a tendency to talk about the dangers of burnout at work in terms that provoke fear and panic in the stressed individual rather than lead him or her to slow down. Our methods of discussing the dangers of stress and burnout are too defensive and too reactive. We tend to think that the busyness of work is somehow dangerous, and that we need to balance out the busyness with the emptiness of non-work.
    Our emphasis on practices such as meditation, yoga, mindfulness—or simply just periods of nothingness—as means of balancing out the stress of work illustrates this point. All of these things can be good and helpful in their own right, but they all stand for a "letting go" of things. They are defined by inactivity.
    This logic leads to a kind of life where the "active" is considered to be dangerous and something that should always be balanced out by the "inactive". We oscillate between the two extremes—fearful of staying too long in any of the camps. This oscillation is stressful in itself.
    It would be much better if we had a way of living that could embrace, enjoy, and handle the tough, everyday work life rather than constantly looking for ways to escape it.
What will the author continue to discuss in the part that follows the passage?
选项 A、Suggestions for how to achieve the perfect work-life-balance.
B、Problems people are to encounter at work every day.
C、Dangers of escaping the tough daily work life.
D、Illustrations of active and inactive life.
答案A
解析 作者会在下文继续讨论什么?就如何实现工作和生活的最佳平衡所提出的建议。从文章的连贯性考虑，后面的讨论还会与工作和生活的平衡有关。
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