No Brainer Day

No Brainer Day

When : Always February 27th

No Brainer Day - now this day is for me!

By definition, a ""No brainer"" is dong something that is simple, easy, obvious, and/or totally logical. Therefore, today is the day for you to do all those ""no brainer"" tasks and activities. If a project requires thinking, study, or analysis of any kind, then its not the chore to do today.

Some people think that Christmas should be every day of the year. They even sing that theme in popular holiday songs. But, we think that No Brainer Day should be every day of the year.  

We think you'll quickly get the hang of the concept of the day. And, were certain you will excel at No Brainer Day!


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