List of independence days by the months

17 April Syria
18 April Zimbabwe Independence Day
27 April Netherlands Official Celebration of the Birthday of H.M. King Willem-Alexander
27 April South Africa Freedom Day
27 April Sierra Leone National day (1961)
3 May Poland Constitution Day
14 May Israel (variable) Proclamation of Independence (1948)
15 May Paraguay Independence Day (1811)
17 May Norway Constitution Day (1814)
20 May Cameroon
22 May Yemen Day of Unification
24 May Eritrea
25 May Argentina Anniversary of the Revolution of May (1810)
25 May Jordan Independence Day (1946)
26 May Georgia Independence Day
28 May Ethiopia
28 May Azerbaijan Day of Republic
30 May Croatia
2 June Italy Proclamation of the Republic (1946)
5 June Denmark Constitution Day (1849)
6 June Sweden (1523)
10 June Portugal
12 June Russian Federation
12 June Philippines Independence Day (1898)
17 June Iceland Republic Day (1944)
17 June United Kingdom Official Celebration of the Birthday of H.M. King Charles II (1948)
23 June Luxembourg
25 June Slovenia (Statehood Day)
25 June Mozambique Independence Day
26 June Madagascar
27 June Djibouti
29 June Seychelles
30 June Democratic Republic of the Congo Anniversary of Independence
1 July Canada Canada Day (1867)
1 July Rwanda
3 July Belarus Independence Day
4 July United States of America Proclamation of Independence (1776)
5 July Cape Verde
5 July Venezuela Independence Day (1811)
6 July Comoros
6 July Malawi Independence Day
11 July Mongolia
12 July Sao Tome and Principe
14 July France
20 July Colombia Proclamation of Independence (1810)
21 July Belgium (1831)
23 July Egypt Revolution Day
26 July Liberia Independence day (1847)
28 July Peru Proclamation of Independence (1821)
30 July Morocco
1 August Switzerland Foundation of the Confederation (1291)
1 August Benin Independence Day
6 August Bolivia Independence Day (1825)
6 August Jamaica Independence Day
9 August Singapore (1965)
10 August Ecuador Proclamation of Independence (1809)
15 August Congo (Republic of the Congo) Anniversary of Independence (1960)
15 August India Independence Day (1947)
17 August Indonesia Proclamation of Independence (1945)
17 August Gabon Proclamation of Independence (1960)
19 August Afghanistan Independence Day (1919)
20 August Hungary
24 August Ukraine Independence Day
25 August Uruguay Proclamation of Independence (1825)
27 August Moldova Independence Day
31 August Malaysia (1957)
31 August Trinidad and Tobago Independence Day (1962)
31 August Kyrgyzstan Independence day
1 September Slovakia Day of the Constitution
1 September Uzbekistan Independence Day
2 September Vietnam Independence Day (1945)
3 September San Marino National Day
6 September Eswatini Independence Day Birthday of Head of State King Mswati III: 19th April
7 September Brazil Proclamation of Independence (1822)
8 September Republic of North Macedonia Independence Day (1991)
8 September Andorra
9 September Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Anniversary of the Foundation of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (1948)
15 September El Salvador
15 September Honduras Independence Day (1821)
15 September Guatemala
16 September Mexico Anniversary of the Independence (1810)
18 September Chile
20 September Nepal National day
21 September Malta Independence Day
21 September Armenia Independence Day
23 September Saudi Arabia
24 September Guinea-Bissau
27 September Turkmenistan Independence Day of Turkmenistan
30 September Botswana
1 October China Anniversary of the Founding of the People’s Republic of China (1949)
1 October Cyprus Independence Day (1960)
1 October Nigeria
2 October Guinea Independence Day
3 October Republic of Korea
3 October Germany Day of German Unity (1990)
3 October Iraq
4 October Lesotho Independence Day
9 October Uganda
12 October Spain
24 October Zambia Anniversary of Independence
26 October Austria
27 October Saint Vincent and the Grenadines National day
28 October Czech Republic (1918)
29 October Türkiye Proclamation of the Republic (1923)
3 November Panama Independence Day (1903)
9 November Cambodia Independence day
11 November Angola Independence Day (1975)
15 November Palestine Declaration of Independence of Palestine
18 November Oman
18 November Latvia Independence Day
22 November Lebanon Independence Day (1943)
28 November Albania Independence and Flag Day
28 November Mauritania
30 November Barbados
1 December Romania
1 December Central African Republic
2 December Laos National Day
2 December United Arab Emirates
5 December Thailand Birthday Anniversary of H.M. King Bhumibol Adulyadej (1927)
9 December Tanzania
11 December Burkina Faso Proclamation of the Republic (1958)
12 December Kenya National Day
16 December Kazakhstan The Day of Independence
17 December Bhutan
18 December Niger Proclamation of the Republic
18 December Qatar

How to be more persuasive

Persuasiveness is power

  1. Understand what they want – For example if you wanted to get into Harvard, you would have to understand what Harvard wants. If you want to sell an item, you have to know what your customers want. Was your company started. Some people want money, some people want skill, some people want aesthetics it is most important to understand what people specifically want before you go on trying to persuade them.

2. Packaging /How things looks – It doesn’t need to be all three

    One recent study found that 94 percent of first impressions are design-related.1 Another found that one-third of consumer decision-making is based on packaging alone.

    If you are just talking about being desirable as a person such as an employee or finding a mate or social media popularity. Its three things – 1.Engaging personality Engaging personality 2. Physical beauty 3. Dressing and grooming.

    • Beauty (Context) it can be blessing or a curse

    • Personality

    2. Track record

    1. Understand your audience

    2. Communicate calmly, confidently and clearly. Look and sound confident. Use confident body language (such as eye contact, a smile and good posture) and simplify what you’re saying. Don’t use jargon or technical terms. “If you can’t explain your concept or point of view to an 8th grader, such that they could explain it with sufficient clarity to another adult, it’s too complicated,” suggests Jason Nazar.

    3. Clear communication

    Very Persuasive people

    Obama

    Bill Clinton

    Steve Jobs

    How to be more likeable and respectable

    How to be more likeable

    1. Show genuine concern

    2. Understand timing

    3. Know when to be opinionated

    4. Aesthetics matter, especially for first impressions

    From the way you look to the way you dress

    5. Be confident but not arrogant 

    Arrogance means weaponizing your success to humiliate people

    -Use your talents intelligence to help people,

    Charismatics have this habit of not criticizing people or downgrading others’ importance. When you talk to them, they show genuine compassion and make you feel at home. Because we’re social beings, we pick up these signals subconsciously and we fall for them.

    6. Value and people for their skill. And compliment them for it.

    7. Genuine gratefulness

    7. Say what you are going to do

    8. Succeed in at least one thing. Master of your craft. 

    9. Assertiveness

    10. Be a good storyteller

    In other words give something to compliment you about. Avoid the toxicity of negative people.

    Was Olayemi too rude to Eric Adams?

    Oleyemi came across as a highly combative misinformed individual. It’s one thing to raise challenging questions and concerns, but another thing altogether, to show a total lack of respect for the Mayor’s position, while espousing very misguided policies and practices. Though I do not support Mayor Adams and how he is leading NYC, I still have respect for his position as a NYC elected official.

    As an aside, it’s very interesting that the Breakfast Club didn’t have a combative person on, to address Biden, Harris and Hochul…

    Favorite Teachers Pay Teachers Creators

    1. District Supplementals

    What I like about District Supplementals is that they are so thorough yet convenient. They feature alot of information on Business and Economics, Geography, US History, and World History.

    But too many textbooks of today are boring, oversized, profit-driven and structured according to outdated myths about education.

    1. No fluff (students can rest assured everything they read is worth learning).
    2. No wasted time (the guides are small enough to be read in one sitting alone).
    3. Lightweight (the guides are affordable, soft-backed and are small enough to take anywhere with no stress).
    4. No assumption of prior knowledge (you can start from scratch and still be on the same page as your peers).

    2. Reading Comprehension Texts

    Very Simple straight to the point, not too long, but not too short

    3. Students of History

    Very large page, features interesting articles and material for History