Hey, welcome back to the Personality Hacker Podcast. My name is Joel Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonia Dodge. You know, we deal in frameworks and models often here at

Personality Hacker. We use a lot of frameworks and models that we've picked up, we've learned on our own, and then we've taught them.

And one of the things that we've come up with, sometimes just in the course of conversation,

because when you deal with frameworks and models, you can oftentimes come up with little frameworks to make distinctions

around things that don't have distinctions. So we were talking a little while back

about how people show up to the world managing the activities they do and the things

they possess and the money the expendable money they have in their lives to put

toward those things and experiences and we came up with a little tiny framework

around this that we call the Lifestr

versus Homesteader framework.

And we'll talk about that today

because we think it's a great framework

for you to have as well.

To start seeing resource, money, activity, and the things in your life, the possessions you own,

have a little framework for how you categorize that.

And also, it can be helpful in some of the conflicts that might arise for how you know you're

married to somebody, they might see things differently than you so it can help you

understand some of the conflict that might arise and some of the ways you can get on

the same page or accommodate each other in this so we think there's a really cool

little framework to teach you today that it hasn't been

scientifically researched but we really think there's some things here and there's

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