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How to break the monotony
Heighten up your involvement. Perform things related to your work
all by yourself instead of delegating to others. The more you get
involved, more you feel connected, says Dr Kapil Kakar
Monotony stems from repetition ie people engaged in similar/routine
work. It accentuates boredom without any learning resulting in
frustration as one finds oneself handcuffed with no more options
other than continuing like always though successfully.
Recollect
Recollect the whys and hows?
The initial time when you were struggling for this work. Your
contingencies have had a big sufficient ‘How’ and ‘Because’ in the
beginning. Recollect the amount of agitation, frustration and
running around in getting the present job or business, which is
becoming monotonous with each passing day.
Commit to memory
Beginning of the present job
was more of learning passionately through hardships. You must have
been rebuked for not learning fast what you find monotonous today.
You must have struggled to get your setup going with having to give
lot of reasons and explanations. Gratitude is a good way to break
monotony.
Anxiety
You must have had sleepless
nights anticipating what will happen the next day, whether you would
get the order or not. What will your boss or associates say? So what
is the difference between then and now? Figure out the answers to
rethink about the anxiety and excitement then and now.
Revive your Interest
Interest is the key to break
monotony. Interest has to be coaxed and nourished by seriously
getting involved in work and ignoring thoughts which discourage one
to work.
Getting Involved
Heighten up your involvement;
perform things related to your work all by yourself instead of
delegating to others. The more you get involved, more you feel
connected.
Research
Every-day is a new day, as new
findings and breakthroughs are taking place. Find new developments
in your chosen field of interest and use it to your advantage
regularly.
Interact
Speak to different people and
share ideas every time you meet new people.
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