It's Mental Health Awareness week around the world, highlighting the prevalence of anxiety in people worldwide, with 30% experiencing some form of anxiety in their lives. In the workplace, signs of anxiety include restlessness, irritability, and feeling out of control, which can impact concentration, motivation, and task completion if ignored. The rise of working from home has led to a sense of inescapability for many, with 77% of surveyed professionals tired of Zoom meetings. Researchers are using AI to recognize signs of anxiety with over 90% accuracy, suggesting its potential role in identifying, normalizing, and treating mental health conditions like anxiety. Recognizing the importance of work-life balance and addressing issues such as excessive screen time, video-chat fatigue, information overload, and social isolation can help mitigate anxiety. The NHS has listed common anxiety symptoms, and small changes to daily habits, such as getting enough sleep, scheduled worry time, and easing up on caffeine and alcohol intake, can help manage anxiety. By acknowledging mental health and seeking support, individuals can take steps towards a healthier work-life balance.