<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

My concerns have nothing to do with the girl. By all standard metrics she (a gorgeous star soccer player and engineering major) is spectacular, and our interactions have been consistently wonderful for both parties (so far as I can tell). I'm pretty dense sometimes, and even I can tell that she has been flirting very aggressively, so I feel around 90% confident that asking her out would yield a positive response.

The problems are more on my end. I am admittedly a workaholic. I intend to complete an MD/PhD in biophysics and go into pediatric neurosurgery. To dissuade those who inevitably say "you'll probably change your mind", I've spent hundreds of hours shadowing surgeons and doing research work with them, and have already completed several semesters of what my adviser termed "a curiously overloaded schedule". I'm well acquainted with the field and know exactly what I want to do with my life. Nothing has ever excited me as much as neurosurgery. I love children, and restoring quality of life to those with neurological disorders is the most satisfying job I can imagine. However, none of the surgeons I've worked with have been particularly forthcoming about their personal lives, so I'm uncertain what sort of affect their schedules have on their (in many cases nonexistent) significant others.

So that leaves me with two big questions for the folks of Reddit. First, for those of you with experience dating workaholics, how did their behavior affect you, positively and/or negatively, and how would you recommend I go about maximizing the positive and minimizing the negative? Second, how should I go about warning her about what my life plans look like without sounding like I'm trying to rebuff her? I don't have a great deal of experience in this area, so I'd appreciate hearing all of your thoughts. Thanks!
<bot>: I found a really incredible girl whom I want to ask out, but I have concerns about whether my being a workaholic would be unfair to her.