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#creditchat friends —

I’ll miss being a panelist and following along in these chats, but I am transitioning to Blue Sky.

My explanation as to why and Blue Sky handle is pinned to my profile. If you are doing the same, give me a follow and say hello so I know to follow back!

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Now is a great time to talk to your spouse about preparing for #BlackFriday and #CyberMonday.

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Don't just pause to take a moment to be thankful this #Thanksgiving Thursday, take the time to do it everyday.

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@crazyclips_ Here are some suggestions for those who are not bat sh*t crazy and interested in proposing: https://t.co/tvfSXLlHUN

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Research shows that people are more successful at exercising if they do so together with their romantic partner.

For busy dual career couples searching for ways to spend quality time with one another, exercising is a perfect solution. Here are 17 ideas for exercising together:

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With the weekend approaching I thought you and your partner would appreciate 17 relaxation ideas to help you recharge and enjoy your time together during the weekends.

1. Plan a Mini Road Trip Escape the routine by driving to a nearby town or nature reserve. The change of scenery can be refreshing and the journey itself can be a great time to have those deeper conversations that weekdays may not allow.

2. Attend a Local Event Check out what’s happening locally—be it a concert, art exhibit, or a food festival. Attending events together helps build shared experiences and can be a fun escape from the usual weekend chores.

3. Have a Spa Day at Home Create a spa-like atmosphere at home with DIY facials, relaxing music, and a bubble bath. It's a cost-effective way to pamper yourselves without the need to travel.

4. Cook a New Recipe Together Pick a recipe that you both have been wanting to try and make a date out of cooking together. This activity is not only relaxing but also a delightful way to connect through the joy of food.

5. Watch the Sunrise or Sunset Find a beautiful spot to watch the sunrise or sunset. Whether it’s from a park bench or your backyard, the serenity of a stunning sky can be incredibly calming.

6. Go for a Hike Hit the trails and enjoy some fresh air and nature. Hiking is a great way to decompress, get some exercise, and have uninterrupted time to talk.

7. Visit a Museum or Gallery Explore new exhibitions or revisit favorite artworks at a local museum or gallery. This can spark interesting conversations and inspire creativity in your relationship.

8. Yoga Together Join a yoga class or follow an online session at home. Yoga is perfect for reducing stress and improving your physical and mental wellbeing.

9. Have a Movie Marathon Choose a series or a theme and watch several movies back-to-back. Don’t forget the popcorn and cozy blankets for a snug movie experience.

Check out our post for the remaining eight. https://t.co/IISgkyBop3

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My book review of the All or Nothing Marriage https://t.co/M4uRuuzlni

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We will be transitioning to @bluesky in the coming days. We created our account moments ago.

You can follow us here: https://t.co/fMzRFhrnju

Be sure to create an account, give us a follow, and say hello!

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Here are 3 winning date ideas for a happier marriage.

What are your favorites? https://t.co/Kv29hpXDrB

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Modern Husbands started with a Google search. "How to be a great husband."

I'm just a regular guy married to an exceptional woman. I'm in three fantasy football leagues, an Ohio State Football fanatic, and have fond memories of my childhood in a small rural Ohio town.

I was looking for straightforward, practical advice on how to be a great husband. In my quest to learn how to be a great husband, I have made friendships with people who have dedicated their lives to the essential aspects of being a great spouse. Most of them specialize in managing money and the home as a team.

All of them have lived experiences they can draw from to share their wisdom of what it takes to be a great partner.

Before diving into their treasure trove of wisdom, let's rewind to just over two years ago. Life was simply too much. We both had big jobs, and the non-financial needs of our family became the primary concern.

It was time for me to be the gardener in the relationship and for her to be the rose. For most of our marriage, I had been the breadwinner, working an unhealthy number of hours outside the home. My wife was the gardener, nourishing our home so I could bloom in my career.

We moved from Cincinnati to Atlanta for her career, and with everything else going on, it was my turn to be the gardener in our relationship so she could blossom in her career.

I was very active in supporting our children's caregiving needs and managed the money in our relationship. Personal finance is my professional expertise.

Laundry. Cleaning. Dishes. That's a different story.

So I Googled "how to be a great husband."

The division of labor – huh? The mental load? What the hell is that?

What I began to learn introduced me to a new and better world for myself, my wife, and my kids.

The post includes answers from some of those I hold dear to my journey. These are experts we can trust to help us better understand how to be great husbands.

Thank you to all of the contributors! https://t.co/X1RreBokyA

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Does your wife get mad when you spend money?

If so, try this one trick I wish I would have learned 22 years ago: https://t.co/qSV7WBzP5S

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We are often asked, what Is a Schumer Box and how do you read it?

So we created an interactive infographic that illustrates it in detail: https://t.co/KKB8xZR2zO

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@vinquezada1 Bo Jackson.

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@RampCapitalLLC If you want to win, you will use this recipe: https://t.co/rJlKiTjMSN

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Can we issue a community cease & desist on MPI being continually sold as an investment retirement plan with phantom returns projections?

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This is the best spicy chili you will ever eat!

My award winning Spicy Smoked 3 Meat Chili: https://t.co/sOxZcEQk6z #food #chili

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4/4 In my latest post, which is linked in the comments, I share specific ideas for each and the origin of the research. I hope these ideas bring you and your partner happiness this weekend. https://t.co/ueDUjmIDv8

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1/4 You deserve a break! Heck, you probably need a break. It has been a stressful week. We must be intentional about how we spend our downtime when life is especially stressful.

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3/4 Here are five science-based strategies to destress with your spouse:

🎯 Refocus Purpose
🎬 Watch a Funny Movie
🌳 Enjoy Nature
🏃 Exercise
🎄 Put Up Holiday Decorations