Going Monk Mode For Future Benefits
This is much needed time for yourself
When was the last time you took a break from everything? Your life is filled with many distractions, yet you still look for more and more of them. These distractions are addicting at first but after a while they become tiring, you don't know when to stop or even how to stop.
Going monk mode is the solution to getting your life back on track and getting your mind in the right direction. Are you scared to put all of your distractions on a hold? Just know that when you go monk mode, it’s for the benefits in the future that will help you become a stronger and more mindful individual.
Your mind may be everywhere right now and that's not okay. While it is understandable and many people are guilty of it, we still don't make the effort to fix ourselves when we know we should. An example of a perfect time to go in monk mode is if you were a student struggling with decent or bad grades.
Outside of school, your life is fun and entertaining but in the back of your mind, your grades don’t allow you to be as happy as you want to be. These grades are a result of the time you spend outside of school not doing your homework or studying.
If you really want to scratch that itch and get better grades you would go in monk mode. You would take a break from your fun lifestyle that happens outside of school and you would replace that time with more studying and getting help to improve your grades.
This doesn't only apply to school, but it also works for any situation in your life where you feel like you’re behind. In order to get ahead and be farther than you are right now, you have to recognize how behind you actually are. You’re not going to be happy with the place you’re in right now but once you give yourself some time to improve, you will forget about being in last place.
Knowing When to Go, Monk Mode
It can be hard to recognize when is the right time to go monk mode. If you feel like your life is going well and you’re progressing at a good pace, there’s probably no need for you to be in that mode.
When you start to feel average and you see that you’re not making the progress you once used to, then…
