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9 Things All Couples Should Do Once a Year

9 Things All Couples Should Do Once a Year As far as nurturing your relationship goes, there are a heck of a lot of things (like kids and work and constantly-texting mothers-in-law) that get in the way. But instead of trying to juggle it all, prioritize doing the following nine things together annually to help your bond—and couple connection—grow. TWENTY20 HAVE A STATE OF THE UNION ABOUT FINANCES Sure, you both know the ballpark balances of your investments and 401(k), but planning a conversation that’s a deep dive into your bottom line is a smart idea so you can stay on the same page about short- and long-term financial goals. It also affords you the opportunity to recalculate if something (like your emergency savings or kids’ college funds) is running low. HOOZONE/GETTY IMAGES AND A BIG BLOWOUT FIGHT For the love of Pete, if your husband doesn’t learn to load the dishwasher properly, you’re going to scream.  ...

Advice for Life : This Top 30 Sentence will give you happy life

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'I treat my wife as an employee whom I cannot fire': How Albert Einstein's family paid the price for his genius

Ask people what Einstein did and they’ll say “Relativity.” (Ask them what relativity is and you’ll get an awkward silence. All most people understand about it is that you’re supposed to know it’s important.) Albert Einstein. General Photographic Agency/Stringer/Getty Images As Walter Isaacson said in his wonderful biography, Einstein “devised a revolutionary quantum theory of light, helped prove the existence of atoms, explained Brownian motion, upended the concept of space and time, and produced what would become science’s best known equation.” His work was so impactful that everyone knew he would one day win a Nobel Prize—but he had achieved so much that people weren’t sure for which breathtaking accomplishment he would get it. When he finally did win the prize in 1921, ironically, he didn’t get it for relativity theory. And the bulk of the work he was celebrated for he accomplished in one year, 1905, when he was twenty-six years old. (Not bad for a guy who was re...