Hyderabad: Tick Tock Day is a holiday celebrated annually around the globe on December 29. It reminds you to finish your tasks before the year ends and gives you a chance to think about your personal goals and complete any unfinished business.
History Behind The Day:
The holiday was started by Thomas and Ruth Roy, an American actor and his wife. They also created over 80 other special days, which you can find in "Chase's Calendar of Events." Tick Tock Day is one of these days, reminding people to get back to working on their tasks and goals before the year ends.
Significance:
The name of the holiday comes from the sound a clock makes, called "tic-tac" in languages like French, Spanish, and Italian. This name works well for the holiday because it reminds us to pay attention to time and use it wisely.
Tick Tock Day is a reminder that the year is almost over. With just two days left, it encourages people not to end the year with regrets. If you have things you want to do in 2024, try to finish them before the year ends. This Day reminds us to focus again on these resolutions and check if we can still reach them before the year ends. Tick Tock Day helps you start the new year fresh, without any unfinished tasks from the old year.
How To Celebrate Tick Tock Day?
There are many different ways to celebrate Tick Tock Day.
- One method is to create a to-do list of all the chores and goals you want to complete before the end of the year. This might help you prioritise your time and make it more efficient.
- Another way to celebrate is to review your previous year's resolutions and make new ones for the future year. This can include analyzing what worked and didn't work for you in the past and using that information to set more realistic and achievable goals for the future.
Today, people also appreciate the clock for helping them keep track of their schedules. You know what can happen if you forget to set your alarm on a workday.
Tick… Tock… Tick… Tock… Some people may never have liked the sound of the clock ticking, while others find it annoying. But, not many realise that there is a special day to celebrate the ticking of the clock.
