Why should be celebrate Safety Week

The National Safety Day is celebrated on the 4th of march every day to commemorate the foundation of the National Safety council of India. Later on the celebrations turned into a week of celebrations from 4th to 10th of March as the National Safety Week.
Humans are prone to attach emotions to material world. The same makes them attached to the workplace where they work and spend most of their time in some way or the other and celebrate it with a whole heart along with those people with whom most of their day is spent, celebrate his joys along with that of others or just for the sake of a moment of rest from the busy lives they have.
I think celebrating Safety Week isn't just about celebrating safety - it's about celebrating your work life.
Whose work does one know the best, if not one's own? Nobody else in this world can be better than you yourself in telling you how to do what you do in the best possible way. The best way is the safest alternative.
Whose work are we most thankful for, if not of our colleagues – The people who you meet everyday, the people with whom you spend hours everyday. Thank them on this day. It is because they care for their safety and also for the safety of the people who work with them. It's about thanking your colleagues for being a huge pillar of strength and support, when you needed them. It is about being happy with them for all the good they have done in the past one year and the rewards they achieve for the same.
It's about celebrating what we know about, care about, love, and are thankful for. 

All human beings have a psychology of taking breaks at milestones. It's about celebrating everything we achieved in the previous year, especially in terms of maturity and experience which comes with working together. It is about celebrating togetherness.
It's about celebrating your growth in the work you do, your growth as a person till then, and the endless number of possibilities of growing further that you are yet to encounter. 

It's about celebrating the joy of working, and having the opportunity of doing something worthwhile with your life.
Enjoy the week. Cheers..!!


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