The Brief: Amid coronavirus, many social media users are using their #MondayMotivation as a form of positivity to combat the lack of productivity that may come with quarantining.

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In the wake of a national quarantine, many Twitter users are making #MondayMotivation trend on the platform in order to inspire each other to do more while they remain isolated indoors.
In times of mandated isolation, social media users are more active than ever which is turning out to start an interesting chain of communication throughout Twitter and Instagram. As many people reach out to each other to spread messages of joy and enlightenment while everyone is facing similar circumstances until the coronavirus is controlled in the United States. Others are creating a wider sense of paranoia because social media has become a diary for people to express their intense levels of fear in wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
Although Twitter is becoming an open-ended canvas for social media users to convey their frustrations or lack thereof, there is power in using social media as a tool for optimism. Today, many took it upon themselves to communicate their motivating messages online in order to salvage a somewhat positive outlook on a dire national situation.
#MondayMotivation Examples that will leave a smile on your face:
Our mindset plays a large role in our level of happiness in life.#MondayMotivation pic.twitter.com/jXRMVw3Vd7
— Inspired Motivation Quotes (@IMQuotes_Videos) March 23, 2020
Starting the week off with a little bit of self-care πHow many can you check off today? β #mondaymotivation pic.twitter.com/n89M4MVtdW
— Hello Kitty (@hellokitty) March 23, 2020
Sometimes, dreams can become reality faster than you know. If only you answer the call and give it your all. #StarWars #MondayMotivation pic.twitter.com/2sScqlCwSK
— Andrew Lupi (@ALupi15) March 23, 2020
β¦You cannot be truly present and worry about the future.
~AnneScottlin#mindfulness #motivationalquotes #pic #anon #MondayMotivation #nature #peace pic.twitter.com/JlTmpqzGSw— Anne Scottlin (@AnneScottlin) March 23, 2020
Keep the good vibes flowin'!#MondayMotivation #SpongeBobRehydrated pic.twitter.com/Lc83LrXd4D
— THQ Nordic (@THQNordic) March 23, 2020
π° #MondayMotivation: Wash your hands. Wash your hands. Wash your hands.#MadsMonday#TeamMads#TheOfficialMads pic.twitter.com/Fd7Zk4ucd7
— Mads Mikkelsen Official (@theofficialmads) March 23, 2020
Never quit. #MondayMotivation pic.twitter.com/UWZBGC6nHO
— XFL (@xfl2020) March 23, 2020
The 7 habits of overproductive remote workers
1. Drop time-consuming formalities like "hi" & "thanks"
2. Brush teeth while showering
3. Shorten commute by using laptop as pillow
4. Eat lunch while exercising
5. Rmv vwls frm txts
6. Cut last item on to-do list#MondayMotivation pic.twitter.com/6PA7WhyYST— Adam Grant (@AdamMGrant) March 23, 2020
Journaling can be a great outlet and a way to keep you accountable. Just a little #MondayMotivation from #FindYourPath! -TeamCU
π·: @cameronpremo pic.twitter.com/3movwkTHmo— Carrie Underwood (@carrieunderwood) March 23, 2020