Tick Tock Day

Tick Tock Day is observed on December 29 and serves as a reminder that there are only two days left before the New Year. This holiday encourages us to manage our time wisely and finish all those last-minute tasks before the year ends.

History

Tick Tock Day was created by Thomas and Ruth Roy, a married couple who introduced many unique holidays in the United States. The purpose of this day is to help people welcome the New Year in good spirits. Almost everyone has some unfinished business at the end of December, so Tick Tock Day is the perfect prompt to wrap up important matters and clear your mind for the year ahead.

Interesting Facts

Here are nine important things to accomplish before the New Year:

1. Let go of grudges or offer apologies.
2. Buy gifts for your loved ones.
3. End relationships or communication that are holding you back or causing distress.
4. Reach out to family and call anyone you haven’t spoken to in a while.
5. Overcome fears that stop you from enjoying life.
6. Do something you’ve long dreamed of but always postponed.
7. Settle outstanding debts.
8. Clean your home or office.
9. Reflect on the past year and make plans for the next.

How to Take Part

Take a blank sheet of paper and list everything you hope to accomplish. Prioritize your goals and decide which tasks are truly achievable. Let go of the past and focus on the positive experiences waiting for you.

When is Tick Tock Day in 2025?

Tick Tock Day is observed on December 29 each year.

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