National honesty day is a day that encourages all people to be honest all day.
This day was created in the early 1990s by M. Hirsh Goldberg, author of The Book of Lies. Its aim is to promote honesty, a core value often overlooked but crucial for trust and integrity in relationships, work, and self-reflection.
The date, April 30th, marks a meaningful choice, serving as a counterbalance to April Fools’ Day, a day known for jokes and deception.
