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Physical separation is crucial. I converted a small closet into a dedicated home office. The act of literally closing the door at the end of the workday creates a psychological barrier. Additionally, I use time-tracking applications to monitor and limit my professional engagement duration.
I totally get this struggle! What worked for me was creating a dedicated workspace that I 'leave' at the end of the day. I literally close my laptop, turn off notifications, and even change clothes to mentally shift gears. Its not perfect but deffinately helps me create some boundries. lol
Discipline is paramount in remote work environments. I recommend establishing strict time blocks for professional activities and personal pursuits. My routine involves precise scheduling: 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM for work-related tasks, with absolute prohibition of professional communications outside these hours.
Bruh, idk about u but i just set super clear boundaries w/ my team. If they msg after hours, they know im not gonna recieve it until next workday. workspace is just a corner of my living room btw, but i make sure to use noise-cancelling headphones and have a strict 'work uniform' that i change out of ASAP after work π
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