Mondayfirst

Mondayfirst is a social media and calendar convention that suggests starting the workweek on a Monday, rather than the traditional Sunday. The idea behind Mondayfirst is to prioritize the first day of the workweek, implicitly making Monday into a more significant day.

Proponents of Mondayfirst argue that it can improve productivity, morale, and motivation by allowing individuals and organizations to refocus on the week's goals from the outset. By starting the workweek on Monday, people can allocate their energy and attention towards tackling important tasks and projects right from the beginning of the week.

Those who support Mondayfirst also suggest that it can be more practical for people with weekends-long routines, such as golfers or families who prefer to plan activities for the weekend. With Mondayfirst, the following two days (Tuesday and Wednesday) can be reserved for catching up and dealing with lighter duties, which can boost overall time management and make the most of the working hours.

Some individuals also suggest that Mondayfirst can form healthier patterns and routines for those who find it challenging to wake up and be productive on Mondays, as they focus on Mondays as the most crucial day of the week, receiving a proper start.

While the concept has gained traction in several countries, it remains to be seen whether widespread adoption occurs, especially considering the resolute differences that exist between different cultures and historical contexts.