We use chore markets! We have a board on the fridge where we log chores as we do them, then settle up every ~10 days, trading off against each other. Since we perceive the burden of chores differently, the "prices" aren't fixed: we negotiate and adjust them over time. e.g., unloading the dishwasher started at ~1.33x taking out the trash; it's now ~2x, because the dishwasher needs to be done more frequently (more repetitive = more chore-like) and with more timeliness (more urgent = more chore-like)
We use chore markets! We have a board on the fridge where we log chores as we do them, then settle up every ~10 days, trading off against each other. Since we perceive the burden of chores differently, the "prices" aren't fixed: we negotiate and adjust them over time. e.g., unloading the dishwasher started at ~1.33x taking out the trash; it's now ~2x, because the dishwasher needs to be done more frequently (more repetitive = more chore-like) and with more timeliness (more urgent = more chore-like)
Some advantages I've observed
- Price encodes the standards gap
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