While the Internet does provide a convenient virtual extension to your work environment, there is still a need to focus on the interpersonal skill of setting limits that are respectful to both personal well-being and professional availability.
Begin by defining clear rituals. Establish a specific “shutdown sequence” for your workday—like closing all tabs, sending a final email summary, or a brief meditation—to signal the transition from “professional” to “personal”—whatever that works for you. Equally important is creating a morning ritual to consciously begin your work mode, especially when your commute is just a few steps.
If you are working with a team, proactively set expectations with your team and clients regarding your availability. This includes establishing core working hours, defining response times for after-hours messages, and, most importantly, visibly respecting these boundaries yourself to model healthy behavior for colleagues.