Transform your life with your wireless device during National Self-Improvement Month
September is National Self-Improvement Month, and your wireless device can be a powerful tool in your journey to better health, finances, and personal growth. With fitness apps alone generating $3.58 billion of revenue in 2023, self-improvement apps on your smartphone or tablet can guide you toward your goals.
“Your smartphone or tablet makes self-improvement more accessible than ever,” said Brandi McCune, director of sales and operations for UScellular in New England. “From free workout routines and financial organization to motivational content, everything you need is at your fingertips.”
UScellular offers the following app recommendations for National Self Improvement Month:
Boost physical health: Try Caliber, an app offering strength training, conditioning exercises, nutrition advice, and tips for developing healthy habits.
Enhance financial health: PocketGuard is a user-friendly app that tracks your bank accounts, bills, credit card balances, loans, and investments. It also helps you budget and even offers loan repayment suggestions and fraud detection with a premium subscription.
Start a new hobby: Explore new interests with Craftviser. This app suggests hobbies based on your preferences and even lets you invite friends to join in the fun.
Break bad habits: Overcome bad habits with Strides, an app that tracks your progress over time and offers multiple formats for monitoring your goals.
Improve digital health: US Mode by UScellular helps you reassess your relationship with your device, focusing on meaningful connections by customizing notifications, screen time, and other digital behaviors.
For more information on these apps and features, visit a UScellular location and speak with a UScellular associate.
UScellular is the fourth-largest full-service wireless carrier in the United States, providing national network coverage and industry-leading innovations designed to help customers stay connected to the things that matter most. The Chicago-based carrier provides a strong, reliable network supported by the latest technology and offers a wide range of communication services that enhance consumers’ lives, increase the competitiveness of local businesses and improve the efficiency of government operations. Through its After School Access Project, the company has donated more than $23 million in hotspots and service to help youth connect to reliable internet. To learn more about UScellular, visit one of its retail stores or www.uscellular.com. To get the latest news, visit newsroom.uscellular.com.