A Lazy Monday will have an ROI in excess of time invested.
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It’s hard work, really hard work to take and enjoy a Lazy Monday. I follow in the tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh the Vietnamese Buddhist monk who established Lazy Monday to encourage more relaxation, rest, mindfulness, and living fully. Here’s the thing: the 21st Century does not approve of Lazy anything. And while a lazy day may have an ROI well in excess of the time invested we still don’t or won’t be lazy.
I can tell you this much: when I give in to making Lazy Monday a part of my life I end up happier and more agreeable to those around me - including myself.
Practical Tip: Give it a go and see if it works for you. I bet you’ll feel more restored, rejuvenated and relaxed than another 10 hours in front of the computer could give you. Guaranteed!
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