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In our current series here on Brightheart on on being human, we've been talking through four

aspects of life where a man or a woman can grow and improve and become more fruitful as a result.

Those have been the physical, the spiritual, the social, and the vocational.

And in this episode, we're deep into that fourth and final category of vocational.

We've talked quite a bit about the different vocations of the man and the woman,

some of the key principles that they ought to bring to those duties that God calls them to.

Now, inevitably in this conversation, the issue of money arises.

The duties of both the man and the woman require it to arise, actually.

Last week, we took up one of the most common questions to that end. How can we make more money?

As a provider, how can a husband nourish and cherish and leave an inheritance for his family?

But that leaves a very much related question open. What about her? How do the woman's vocations relate to money? In our age of two-income households, where women normatively leave their father's home, attend university, and pursue independent careers, with marriage and children a distant second focus, how should we think? The woman's primary vocation is help her to help her husband

achieve the God-given mission of the household. In that case, how should young women prior to

marriage think about making money, careers, college? How should the married woman relate to the

making of money? That will be the focus of this episode. So join us here on Brightheart as we talk about the

very practical question of the woman's vocations and the economy.

Welcome back to Brightheartth. It's been a while.

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