When it comes to November most people think of family gatherings, football, and trying to snag a deal at your local retail store. One thing that’s been lost over the years is gratitude and giving back. The month of November is more than yummy food and shopping, but being grateful for everything we have and giving back to the community and helping those in need. So this month take the time to think of ways you can give back. But, if you’re having trouble coming up with ideas here are some things you can do to help out around your community for November or all year round.

Halloween is an exciting time for children, filled with treats, costumes, and fun. But, there is some serious safety risk when it comes to trick or treating on Haloween night. It’s important for both parents and adults accompanying children as well as those handing out candy or driving to keep on mind certain safety tips. So, let’s make sure they have a safe and fun holiday. By following these 5 Halloween safety tips.

With college life comes newfound freedom, and challenges. One of those challenges you’ll be faced with in college is budgeting. You’re not going to be making a lot of fun, and with countless experiences and opportunities, it’s tempting to indulge and rely on your parents for financial safety. But if you can learn to manage your money as a college student, you’ll live a financially stable life after college. So if you don’t want to be a broke college student, here are some tips on creating and keeping a budget.

Meal planning makes a big difference when it comes to saving money and time. It can also reduce food waste and stress. Dining out or cooking a quick convenience meal is easy when you’re hungry. But it isn’t always the healthiest, and it can take a toll on your budget. It’s easy to prevent those last-minute runs for pizza or microwave dinners, with a little planning.

It’s easy to get sucked into social media. You want to be seen, heard, connect, and network so you can build your brand.  But sometimes social media can consume your life and be harmful to your overall mental health and productivity. Constantly scrolling through social media can cause stress, depression, and jealousy toward those around you. But opening up a social media app is far easier than closing it. Especially, if you work in social media or to promote your business or blog. You don’t have to quit social media just cut back on the amount of time you’re spending on social media. So here are some ways to cut back on your social media use.