National Motivation and Inspiration Day

Motivation and Inspiration Day takes place on January 2 and encourages Americans to sober up from the holidays! After so many celebrations, it’s time to pull yourself together and continue working on your plans. A whole year lies ahead to do whatever you want!

History

Despite the outward fun of the date, it was formed during tragic days for the United States. The world shook when the horrific event of September 11, 2001, occurred: a terrorist group attacked the skyscrapers of the World Trade Center. The act claimed the lives of 3,000 people. There was not a single person in the country who was not in a state of grief or depression.

Kevin L. McCrudden, an American speaker and researcher, became the first speaker to muster up the courage to help people who did not know how to live on. He approached Congress with the idea of a holiday, and he was heard. On September 18, a decision was made to legalize the date. According to the authorities, the beginning of the year is ideal for setting goals and achieving them.

Interesting Facts

Tips for motivation:

• Help others – the realization that you are doing good and the gratitude from others give positive emotions;
• Think positively – become an optimist and energize others;
• Read motivational books – there are many! If you do not know which one to choose, ask your friends for advice or read forums;
• Learn to rest: too much hard work without rest pulls you down;
• Do what you love, try interesting areas, and look for a calling;
• Take action and don’t give up when you fail.

How to Celebrate

Write a list of goals for Motivation and Inspiration Day. Hang it in the most visible place so that it constantly catches your eye. Learn about the lives of individuals who inspire you, and thank them mentally or on social media if they blog.

When is National Motivation and Inspiration Day in 2025?

National Motivation and Inspiration Day is observed on January 2 each year.

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