Everything You Think is Wrong Day

Every year March 15 is celebrated as Everything You Think Is Wrong Day. This special day reminds us to introspect our thoughts because we may not always be right. It can be a day where nothing goes right and everything seems to go wrong all day! If that's the case, it also recognizes that these types of dates are sometimes unavoidable. One should not be dismayed, because days like these will pass. A perfect example of this is everything you do is right tomorrow!

Everything You Think Is Wrong Day can also be a day to admit that there are things we don't know, that we have our imperfections and that we still have a lot to learn. We may not have a basic knowledge of some areas of research or specifics, or we may need to improve our ethical stance or correct our speaking blind spots to the compassion or understanding of others. But this day can be seen as an opportunity, not a reason for disappointment. We all have the opportunity to fix things and learn, which will make us better people in the long run.

History of Everything You Think Is Wrong Day

The origin and history as well as the founder of Everything You Think Is Wrong day are still in question. There is no record of the origin of this date. However, each of us will have problems that we do not understand, we misunderstand. This day is an opportunity for us to express them and receive more accurate information. This day is like a movement, loved among young people. They will raise the issues they are wrong with others and accept the addition of information and self-improvement.

Observing Everything You Think Is Wrong Day

There is nothing to hesitate when you have a whole day to reflect on your thoughts and misconceptions. Reflect on your wrong thinking on Everything You Think Is Wrong day. Besides, you can also learn to find the right answers to the mistakes you have thought. Share the story you think is wrong on social media with the hashtag #EverythingYouThinkIsWrong and you can add a message to the people around you to reflect on their thoughts.