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From: Judy (BAXTER%EPIHUBVX.CIS.UMN.EDU) | |
Date: Wed, 10 Aug 94 15:17 CDT |
David Hungerford recently wrote : The recent discussions on sweat equity bring to mind some experiences we at Muir Commons have had. ..... (and gave us a lot of detail) "I do believe that the experience deeply damaged our community. Maybe we shouldn't have taken on such a big task. Maybe we expected too much of ourselves. Maybe we should have realized at the beginning that what's equitable is not always the same as what is equal (e.g. work hours)." David: - thank you, thank you for all that you wrote. I plan to post it on our bulletin board, as it seems very relevant to our group. I have noticed for a while that our group tends to reject paying for services in favor of do it ourselves, for good reasons, mostly money. And there are lots of super-responsible people (not all, to be sure). But I am concerned about the levels of stress and burnout I see. It really helps to have some cautionary examples. I'm so glad we have this net. Judy Baxter, Monterey Cohousing Community, (MoCoCo) Twin Cities Area, Minneapolis/St.Paul Minnesota e-mail: baxter [at] epivax.epi.umn.edu
- Re: sweat equity, (continued)
- Re: sweat equity David Thomasson, August 9 1994
- Re: sweat equity Stuart Staniford-Chen, August 9 1994
- Re: sweat equity Rob Sandelin, August 9 1994
- Re: sweat equity Hungerford, David, August 9 1994
- sweat equity Judy, August 10 1994
- Re: sweat equity William Johnson, August 10 1994
- Re: sweat equity Kevin Wolf, August 10 1994
- Re: sweat equity Stuart Staniford-Chen, August 10 1994
- Re: Sweat equity David L. Mandel, March 31 1995
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