Our Purpose

🌱 Our purpose

Self Appreciation Day exists to remind humanity of something simple but often forgotten — we all matter. Our purpose is to help people see their own worth, to recognise their strengths, and to embrace their imperfections as part of what makes them whole. This movement isn’t about chasing perfection; it’s about remembering who you are. When people learn to appreciate themselves, they live with more confidence, compassion, and purpose — and that changes everything. Because a world that values itself becomes a world that truly cares for others.

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Our vision

🌍 Our Vision

To inspire a world where every person knows their worth, celebrates their individuality, and lives with confidence, purpose, and peace within themselves.

We see a future where humanity rises together — grounded in self-awareness, guided by compassion, and fuelled by growth.

It starts with every voice — including yours.

This March 1, the world speaks with billions of voices — all saying, “I Appreciate Me.”

Post what you appreciate about yourself, Tell the world your story and tag @selfappreciationday, and let’s March as One.

#SelfAppreciationDay #LetsMarchAsOne

Here is our new book A-Z of Emotional Intelligence.

“A child with solid foundations will grow to be the strongest and tallest tree in the forest, but forget to lay the roots and you’ll find that during one small storm, that tree can easily fall over.”

With emotional intelligence a hot topic in the worlds of both parenting and education, I thought I would put together 26 of the best activities parents, carers and teachers can do to allow children to feel emotionally grounded.

The idea is that we build skills within the children in our care to allow them to deal with the problems the world has to offer, without crumbling. We want our future leaders to have a good grasp on soft skills such resilience, empathy, research, understanding and cooperation, before we even think about taking their education to astronomical heights.