Mount Sinai NY
3-15-2024 10:50am

EVERYTHING YOU THINK IS WRONG DAY

On **March 15th**, we acknowledge **Everything You Think Is Wrong Day**. This peculiar holiday advises us to tread carefully in our decision-making because, according to its founder, our thoughts might be **erroneous**. It's a gentle reminder that none of us are infallible, and sometimes, even the most confident among us can be mistaken. So, take a moment today to embrace humility and recognize that being right isn't always guaranteed. 🌟🤔

**EverythingYouThinkIsWrongDay**

When initiating a conversation, consider avoiding phrases like "I think." This observance serves as a moment for everyone to reflect on their own gaps in knowledge. It's perfectly acceptable not to have all the answers, and if you ever feel the need to assert that you do, remember that tomorrow is just around the corner. You'll have another chance to believe that you do! 🌟🤔

**HOW TO OBSERVE EVERYTHING YOU THINK IS WRONG DAY**

On this peculiar holiday, **Everything You Think Is Wrong Day**, consider the following steps to fully embrace the spirit of questioning assumptions and acknowledging our fallibility:

1. **Refrain from Asserting Absolute Truths**: While it might be tempting to point out others' erroneous thoughts, remember that even your own convictions could be flawed. Yes, you'd still be wrong for thinking that way!

2. **Scroll Past Annoying Comments**: Take advantage of the day by scrolling past those irksome Twitter comments that usually get under your skin. After all, everyone has their share of misconceptions.

3. **Find Comfort in Shared Fallibility**: If you happen to be wrong (and trust us, you're not alone), take solace in knowing that the person to your right and the one to your left are likely in the same boat. We're all navigating the sea of uncertainty together.

4. **Share Your Thoughts**: Use the hashtag **#EverythingYouThinkIsWrongDay** on social media to express just how wrong you think you are. It's a lighthearted acknowledgment that none of us have all the answers, and that's perfectly okay! 🌟🤔📣

Remember, humility and growth go hand in hand. Happy questioning! 🙌

**NATIONAL EVERYTHING YOU THINK IS WRONG DAY HISTORY**

While the exact origin of this day remains elusive, perhaps that's fitting. After all, being uncertain about its beginnings aligns perfectly with the spirit of **Everything You Think Is Wrong Day**. So, whether you're right or wrong, remember that today is not the day for definitive answers. Embrace the delightful ambiguity and celebrate the joy of questioning! 🌟🤔🎉

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