National Look At The Bright Side Day is an optimistic holiday! In life, sometimes there are failures that hit right in the heart. It is categorically impossible to give up, optimism is the best solution at all times, so we meet on the bright side on December 21.
History
It is not known who invented the National Day, but the creator was definitely a positive person. The term “optimism” appeared in the 18th century – it clearly reflected the views of the philosophers of that time. The German thinker Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz assured that everything that happens in the world eventually leads to good things. The statement was not particularly supported, there were a lot of smiles. So people came up with a word that characterizes strange ideas in their opinion.
Psychologically, being an optimist is great! This means that a person accepts all the hardships, is ready to fight them, and not helplessly mourn the situation. There won’t be enough tears in the world to worry about every unpleasant situation. Something is happening to someone right now as you read this article.
Interesting facts
Did you know that optimists:
- more attractive in appearance;
- happy in a relationship;
- have a strategy for how to behave in stressful situations, and do it even unconsciously, as if automatically;
- they will find a job faster and get the desired position – they are conducive to themselves;
- have positive thinking, which positively affects the state of the body. Scientists have proven that such people have lower blood sugar levels, and their immunity is strong and stable;
- literally save others, energizing.
How to celebrate
Smile even on a gloomy day in National Look At The Bright Side Day and keep the darkness out of your world. Help others to regain a positive attitude, no matter what happens in their lives. Chat on social networks with people who need help and delve into problems. Spend a relaxed day, avoid stress and remember that everything will be fine!
When is National Look at the Bright Side Day celebrated in 2022?
National Look at the Bright Side Day is observed on December 21 each year.
Observations
Weekday | Month | Day | Year |
Wednesday | December | 21 | 2022 |
Thursday | December | 21 | 2023 |
Saturday | December | 21 | 2024 |
Sunday | December | 21 | 2025 |
Monday | December | 21 | 2026 |