Despite their much-maligned reputation, Mondays aren’t so bad after all. In fact, a new survey from staffing firm Accountemps found that nearly 30 percent of workers say it’s their most productive day of the workweek.

Whether you’re rolling into the office excited for a new week or dragging a bit from a busy weekend, there are ways you can get more done next Monday—and during those that follow.

START ON FRIDAY—OR SUNDAY
If you walk into the beginning of your workweek with a plan, you’re much more likely to get things done, says productivity coach Frank Buck, author of Get Organized! Time Management for School Leaders. Take some time at the end of the day on Friday to organize your work space and create a prioritized task list for Monday morning. For some, doing this on Sunday evening works well, too.

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