1. ‘Switch off’ for a week If this is your first time practicing monk mode, it may be advisable to limit your monastic period to no more than one week.
During this period, you should ‘switch off’ from all distractions.
Once you have successfully applied these principles for a short period of time, you may find that you can increase that timeframe to several months.
You may even decide to implement the practice for shorter periods of time, but on a more frequent basis.
Nobody else is responsible for fixing your problems or building your dream life—it’s on you.
You can wait around for help, but waiting won’t get you far. The sooner you accept that your future is in your hands, the sooner you’ll gain the strength to take charge.
No one owes you anything. If you want to win, show up for yourself daily.
2. Every hardship you face today becomes tomorrow’s strength.
Struggles don’t exist to destroy you—they’re meant to shape you. Every setback hides a lesson you’d never learn otherwise.
Pain refines you into a stronger, wiser version of yourself. One day, the battles you survived will form the foundation of your success.
Scars are proof of resilience—wear them with pride.