Giving or receiving a compliment goes a long way to boosting the mood.
And there’s no better day than today to get involved.
Yes, January 24 is National Compliment Day – have you received any yet?

When you receive a compliment it acts as a boost to your happiness as well as your confidence.
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So if you see someone deserving, there’s never been a better time to spread some love and positivity.
Hey you. Yes you, reading this right now. Your hair looks great.
You could brighten the day of a friend, a work colleague or a stranger in the street.
And, if you feel too shy to actually tell them in person, do it over social media.
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Twitter has most certainly been getting in on the act, spreading the love and urging you to get involved, too.
Hey you. Yes you, reading this right now. Your hair looks great. #NationalComplimentDay
— Virgin Atlantic (@VirginAtlantic) January 24, 2020
Miles reckons you’re the cat’s pyjamas! 💙 #NationalComplimentDay pic.twitter.com/Q3dT4xhqCU
— Battersea (@Battersea_) January 24, 2020
You don’t need a special day to say something nice.
You can treat someone well every single day.
It’s easy.
1. Find someone
2. Say something nice
3. Make the world a better, more welcoming place#NationalComplimentDay pic.twitter.com/B1taM8lZ4c
— Jordan Brown – Let’s build a #MentalHealthMovement (@JPBrown5) January 24, 2020
Morning!☕️🎶 It’s Friday! and it’s #NationalComplimentDay
You are beautiful!..yes you are! 😘
Have an amazing Friday!❤️ pic.twitter.com/yXMzix3btS— Marilyn~✨💜 (@marilynbrianna) January 24, 2020
The day has been celebrated since 1998, when Americans Kathy Chamberlin and Debby Hoffman decided it was time to spread a little love and kindness.
Head to our Facebook page @EntertainmentDailyFix and tell us how you’ve taken part in National Compliment Day.