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How to combat the Blue Monday blues based on your zodiac sign

Cue the New Order you sad f ks, the gloomiest day of the year is upon us. According to some, the combination of post-holiday come-down, resolution failure, financial reckoning, and the dark heart of winter conspire to make the third Monday in January the most depressing day of the year. This year, Blue Monday falls on December 15. Whether your blues are fleeting or persistent, there are ways to fight back. Read on to learn more about the seasonal strategy for your sign.

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Companies Give Staff Time Off On Blue Monday - ARAB TIMES

Companies Give Staff Time Off On Blue Monday - ARAB TIMES
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Top tips to banish Blue Monday as January s gloomiest day approaches

Top tips to banish Blue Monday as January s gloomiest day approaches
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Is Blue Monday Actually Each Year s Most Depressing Day?

In 2005, Sky Travel, a company in the U.K., began labeling the third Monday of January each year as “Blue Monday,” calling it the most depressing day of the year.

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Does January brain actually exist? | The Independent

Even for the most self-disciplined of self-starters, January is an endless, lethargic struggle. But does the cold, dark first month of the year really make our brains work differently? Katie Rosseinsky finds out

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