Monday is not the problem, you school teacher was

Most times the hate, fear, and tension anyị nwe for school is always carried into real life. We enter uni with it, and after uni, o soro anyị bido ọrụ.

Enwe some ụmụaka obi ha na-eti ka ịgba now just from the meer thought of having to go to school. I remember always having this feeling. I hated school, not because I wasn't a good student, no. Actually I was a remarkable student but I hated school nonetheless.

This fear always come from the fear we have for flogging teachers. Before i mara ihe na-eme, you're afraid of getting anything wrong, afraid of failing, afraid of being disciplined, afraid of correction. We never see it at first but the reason some of us hate our jobs, hate Mondays, and hate authorities bụ because of how certain teachers treated us in those powerless years of being a student.

That same feeling of obi gị iti ka ịgba because of school still follows some of us around till this day. 

But we don't have to be bound to this. We don't have to keep living in this anxiety karigoro twenty years. We can decide to have a different outlook. Decide not to fear Monday, or hate it, or feel exhausted before it even begins. To do that effectively, anyị neediri iwepụ anya from How Monday is yet another day of work and focus on how it is just a day, an opportunity, a chance to multiple experiences.