> Sometimes it's convenient to break the first 2 rules so it's annoying to make sure to never use my work laptop/internet/office when working on personal stuff,

> Sometimes it's convenient to break the first 2 rules so it's annoying to make sure to never use my work laptop/internet/office when working on personal stuff, but it's doable. For me, remote work makes this very easy. My office is a bedroom in my apartment. My internet plan. I have a work laptop, strictly for work stuff, and my own laptop right next to it. I don't work on my own projects on company time, but I might on a lunch break (when I'm clocked out). (I occasionally use my own laptop to help with work stuff though -- having an extra device with an ethernet port comes in handy for tcpdumping stuff without having to try isolate the traffic I want from everything else going through the work laptop)