I Want You to be Happy Day
I Want You to be Happy Day is held on March 3. This event in the first decade of the month March is annual. 
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Happiness lowers your risk for cardiovascular disease, lowers your blood pressure, enables better sleep, improves your diet, allows you to maintain a normal body weight through regular exercise and reduces stress. This is one of those times when something is exactly what it sounds like – it’s all about the science behinds what happiness is and how to experience it, what happy people do differently, and what we can do to feel happier.
According to Seligman (a pioneer of Positive Psychology), we can experience three kinds of happiness: Pleasure and Gratification; Embodiment of Strengths and Virtues; Meaning and Purpose. Martin Seligman is a pioneer of Positive Psychology, not simply because he has a systematic theory about why happy people are happy, but because he uses the scientific method to explore it. Through the use of exhaustive questionnaires, Seligman found that the most satisfied, upbeat people were those who had discovered and exploited their unique combination of “signature strengths,” such as humanity, temperance and persistence. This vision of happiness combines the virtue ethics of Confucius, Mencius and Aristotle with modern psychological theories of motivation.
Similar holidays and events, festivals and interesting facts
Old Stuff Day on March 2
Namesake Day on March 2 (is celebrated every first Sunday of March);
Dr. Seuss Day on March 2
World Butt Day on March 3 (The idea for the holiday belongs to Kara Kitty Blair, Rae Woodbuns, Melissa Benzinger in 2012);
Peach Blossom Day and Peach Blossom Festival in Japan on March 3
What If Cats and Dogs Had Opposable Thumbs Day on March 3
Ear Day in Japan on March 3 (Mimi No Hi);
Holy Experiment Day on March 4 (The Lord truely works in mysterious ways);
International Scrapbooking Industry Day on March 4
Fun Facts About Names Day on March 4
Hug a GI Day on March 4
Mini-skirts Day on March 4 (the creator of mini-skirts is considered to be Englishwoman Mary Coint - a British designer and fashion designer who introduced her in 1965. Even micro-skirts have appeared since the mid-1960s. The whole difference is how to wear them)