2 min read Build your boundaries

Create an EOD ritual to turn off your work brain

When your laptop is closed for the day, so are you.
Create an EOD ritual to turn off your work brain
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How I Quit Burnout issue #29 (Get it in your inbox next Tuesday)

My story

Years ago when I was in the office every day (remember that?!), I observed all my colleagues had the same bad habit. They’d say goodbye for the day and always end with, “I’ll be online later if you need anything.” As if to say that this full workday wasn’t enough and I needed to show everybody I can be a work superhero.

So I started doing this as well.

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