National Smile Power Day

National Smile Power Day, the 15th anniversary of each year, has one elptive word.

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With a smile, start the morning greeting and the first "How can I help you?" Starting the day with a smile is certainly more empowering than a pout or grump, no matter where you are employed, career seeking, retired, or searching for new horizons. Starting with a smile first is quicker than attempting to get there later in the day.

When you smile at someone, you are showing them that they are important and deserving the smile that you just gave them. Smiles are morale boosters and confidence builders.

According to study, smiling actually does raise attractiveness and likability among humans. Smiling builds greater confidence and increased interpersonal communication. Smiling at someone who can help them relax and relieve their anxiety while still making you feel at ease, too. Even if you don't feel like it, smiling will lift your mood and make you a happier person.

How to celebrate smile power day in a nutshell

Today, challenge yourself to smile more often. Use a smile to disarm a tense situation, or simply smile during your daily activities. Is your smiling face causing you to have trouble?

Here are some tips to make your smile

Consider a few happy times that automatically bring a smile for you. You know, those moments when you belly laughed until your stomach hurts or a time when you were so proud of yourself that smiling stopped hurting from smiling. Keep those memories handy and use them to make you smile more often
Save a few short jokes that are just so silly that you can't help but smile. Also tell them to others. The best ones are simple children's gags or riddles that play on words
Learn Spoonerisms. People stop and think about this fun way of converting letters in two words in a sentence to produce new words. And then they smile, and so will you! "I'll have the keys and parrots" instead of ordering peas and carrots at a restaurant, an example of a Spoonerism is that instead of ordering peas and carrots at a restaurant, you say, "I'll have the keys and parrots"
Make a list of the things you're grateful for. Which ones make you smile? Which ones make you smile? Make the list handy and refer to it often. Add to it and see your smiles grow

On social media, use the hashtag #SmilePowerDay.

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The june 15th is the 15th anniversary of the june 15th in the country's most prestigious event in history

1877

Henry Ossian Flipper, the former slave, became the first African American to graduate from West Point. After attending Atlanta University, he joined the United States Military Academy in 1873.

1921

Bessie Coleman, the first female pilot and first pilot of Native-American descent, was the first female pilot of African-American and first pilot of Native-American descent. She travelled to France in 1920 because no flight schools in the United States would admit her. There Coleman obtained her pilot's license on June 15, 1921. Coleman started barnstorming to make a living after she got her license. Once more, she returned to Europe to learn the art of flying. She earned the nickname "Queen Bess" at events for her flamboyant style over the years. Coleman died tragically as a passenger at the age of 34 when she was thrown from a plane after the pilot lost control.

1934

Congress approved the boundaries and construction of facilities for the park, twenty-two years after President Calvin Coolidge signed the bill allowing for the establishment of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. Visitors from around the country were flocking to see the park's majestic sights right before its completion six years ago.

2012

The first successful tightrope walk directly over Niagara Falls is complete. Nikolas Wallenda, an American Nikolas Wallenda, completed the feat, adding to his growing list of acrobatic and aerial feats.

The june 15th national birthdays are commemorated on the 15th anniversary of the june 15th

Fred balzar – 1880

Fred Balzar, the Nevada governor, served as both state senator and assessor before being elected Governor of Nevada.

Don mcgregor – 1945

Don McGregor, a comic book writer, brought a thrilling new series to the Marvel family via Black Panther. Interestingly, he began as a proofreader who challenged the editorial staff for a better idea. The challenge was back, leaving McGregor with the challenge of turning the initiative into a creative success.

Jack horner – 1946

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