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On Monday, you rest after the weekend and think that it might be worth postponing the start of any tasks until Tuesday, mentally preparing for them while also getting yourself organized. On Tuesday, you realize that you need to start doing something, but there's still a slight feeling that the whole week is ahead, and you want to relax a bit, enjoy this moment before starting work, take a deep breath before diving in. Therefore, you only lightly delve into the upcoming tasks, perhaps simply listing them and creating a plan. On Wednesday, you realize that it's time to get to work and really put in some effort because you're starting to feel a little guilty for not doing much for the past two days. But there's still time, and if you're suddenly invited somewhere or something else comes up that requires your attention, then you're certainly not to blame, and you can probably postpone starting work for another day. On Thursday, you start to scold yourself for not fulfilling your plans again, wasting time on trivial things. You try to start doing something, but annoyingly, something keeps bothering or distracting you. You start to get nervous, but you can't ignore the distractions, so you first try to resolve them because it's difficult to implement your plans when you don't have inner peace and tranquility. After resolving them, you need to gather your thoughts and prepare for work again, but then you realize that it's already evening, and starting at this time of day isn't a very good idea, especially since you're hungry and possibly a little tired. On Friday, you feel sad and worried because so many days have passed in vain, and you haven't done anything again. You try to forgive yourself and say that you'll definitely get to work next week, so it's best to spend Friday evening in a good mood, looking forward to the weekend. On the weekend, you rest, have fun, do all sorts of pleasant things, or not-so-pleasant things, and closer to Sunday evening, you realize that you're more tired than you were after the first five days, and therefore, you'll need a little rest on Monday.