Monday blues refer to feelings of sadness, fatigue, or low motivation experienced at the start of the workweek.

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The transition from the weekend to the workweek can be challenging, causing a shift in mood.

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Anticipation of a demanding schedule or tasks ahead can contribute to Monday blues.

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Lack of fulfillment or dissatisfaction with one's job can intensify feelings of Monday blues.

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Disruption of weekend routines and leisure activities can make Mondays feel more daunting.

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Social media posts highlighting weekend experiences can amplify feelings of comparison and dissatisfaction.

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Physical and mental fatigue from weekend activities or inadequate rest can worsen Monday blues.

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A sense of monotony and routine associated with Mondays can contribute to a lack of enthusiasm.

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Negative thoughts and a pessimistic mindset can further exacerbate Monday blues.

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Adopting self-care practices, planning enjoyable activities, and focusing on positive aspects can help alleviate Monday blues.

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