Upsy Daisy Day

Upsy Daisy Day is an unofficial holiday aimed at encouraging positive emotions, thoughts, and moods in a person. The expression “Upsy Daisy” is often applied to a child who has fallen and then is picked up and calmed down. Similarly, an adult experiencing troubles can pull themselves together, think about the good, and calm down. It is important to remember that a positive attitude means a lot in life.

History

This holiday’s founder was the American Stephanie West Allen. In 2003, she announced Upsy Daisy Day, which aims to combine humor, kindness, and good cheer in one celebration. She claimed that everything that happens to a person is good. We need to be grateful for everything we have, everything we feel, and experience. This is how it should be, and it will be even better. She urged people to realize that the thoughts we let into our lives materialize. Therefore, we need to live with positive, bright emotions and thoughts.

Interesting Facts

Positive thinking influences our wins and losses.

1. A positive attitude makes a person receptive to new information.
2. It is good for the heart, nervous system, and immunity.
3. A person with positive thinking integrates into society, finds new jobs, and moves up the career ladder much faster.

How to Take Part

Try to think only of positive things. Give your loved ones a good mood: give a few compliments, say some kind words, write an anonymous note, or give a small gift. If you have time, attend psychological courses or meditation sessions.

When is Upsy Daisy Day in 2024?

Upsy Daisy Day is observed on June 8 each year.

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