Monday blues: Struggling to get back to office? Anand Mahindra teaches how to walk into work

Are you heading into the fresh week feeling the Monday blues and find it hard to get back to work? Well, it's pretty normal to find it hard to get out of the weekend slumber and get your mojo on. But if you're looking for motivation, Indian industrialist Anand Mahindra is here with his wise words and perspective to make Monday a little easy for you.

The chairman of Mahindra and Mahindra on Monday took to his official Twitter account to share a motivation video with his over 10 million followers. The business tycoon urged his followers to walk into work from this Monday with quiet confidence.

"Walk into work with quiet confidence. Your voice will be heard. #MondayMotivation," Mahindra wrote alongside a video from a jungle.


In the short clip, we see a pack of deer bellowing as the next scene shows a tiger silently walking towards the camera.
Not only did the 67-year-old businessman share a motivational quote on Monday, but he also revealed his secret to enjoying stress-free Sundays. It’s simple. He just casually forgets that he is an industrialist on Sundays.

“Sunday ko enjoy karne ke liye main ek bahut hi aasaan technique ka upayog karta hoon: Main bhool jaata hoon ki main industrialist hoon…! (To enjoy Sunday, I use a very simple technique where I forget that I am an industrialist.)
Meanwhile, just hours ago, the industrialist joined the Indians across the world to celebrate India's victory at the 2023 Women's World Boxing Championships. Mahindra took to Twitter on Sunday to congratulate Indian boxer Lovlina Borgohain for bagging the World Champion title by recording a 5-2 victory against Australia's Caitlin Parker on Sunday. Borgohain clinched the yellow metal in the 75 kg category.

"Another ‘close encounter of the Gold kind!’ No need now just to talk about woman-power. It was all on display at the IBA Women’s World Cup,” Mahindra tweeted.
Meanwhile, Nikhat Zareen also brought home a gold medal by defeating Nguyen Thi Tham of Vietnam in the final in the 50 kg category. She became the second Indian boxer after Mary Kom to bag two gold medals at the World Boxing Championships.