5 ways to beat the Monday Blues
After every Sunday, comes a Monday, but it brings its share
of worries, pains, and troubles because one has to start the work-week after two
days of fun during the weekends.
Besides, Monday is the day when you are assigned work,
accumulating the tension and giving you a headache.
So, how can you beat the Monday Blues?
Monday is the time when office meetings happen to plan for
the week ahead. If you come to the office without your presentation or poorly
presented ideas and topics, it would create a bad impression, and you would be
deemed lazy, and careless. Hence, it is important to be prepared for the
meeting well ahead of Monday. Spare a few hours on Saturday or Sunday to
prepare for the big meeting on Monday. Remember, if your ideas or presentation
gets approved on Monday, your job is half done.
Don’t party hard on Sunday night
Few of us make the mistake of partying the whole of Sunday night to wake up with a terrible hangover on Monday morning. You will then struggle to sail through the week after beginning Monday on a sour note. Hence, that’s why most people dread Monday morning as they are least prepared and have a hangover of the previous night to deal with.
Try to retire early to bed on
Sunday night even if you have to attend a party. As long as you get your the required amount of sleep, you will wake up fresh to face the Monday morning
blues.
The best way to spend the weekends without Monday morning
blues is to finish all the tasks on Friday night itself. Do not postpone or
procrastinate. If you postpone, thinking you have a Saturday and a Sunday to finish
work, be rest assured you’ll never get the time on the weekend to finish
your pending work. So, ditch the Friday night party, stay up late, finish work, and look forward to two full days of fun and magic.
Monday is the day when you are loaded with work, and you
would find it a pain to sail through it. So, the best way to deal with Monday Blues is to finish some part of the work in the weekend, so that you go through the
day with ease, while you see your colleagues struggle with the workload. It’s a
relief and a sense of satisfaction to see you complete your work on time on
Monday and go home early, while other colleagues slog it out till late in the
night.
Usually, Monday is the time when you and your colleagues
have a lot to talk about how had they spent their weekends. So, just lend an ear to
hear out patiently what your colleagues have to share about the weekend. You can also
share your bit. Once everything is let out, you’ll find a bit of relief and feel ready to start the week with much energy and enthusiasm.
If you keep the Monday Blues away, you'll have a productive and successful week.
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