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Mentioned in 10 episodes

Fair Play

Book • 2019

Fair Play presents a structured approach to rebalancing domestic responsibilities by identifying the many tasks that keep a household running and assigning them more fairly between partners.

Drawing on Rodsky’s research with couples, the book introduces a card-based method and a shared vocabulary for discussing invisible work, with the goal of reducing burnout and creating stronger partnerships.

Mentioned by

Dedeker Winston

Kristen Graham Brown

Mentioned in 10 episodes

Discussed by

Zach Watson

and

Liz Moody

as a framework and card-based method for dividing household responsibilities and defining ownership.

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Mentioned by

Kendra Adachi

while explaining Eve Rodsky’s framework for sharing the mental load and assigning complete responsibility for household categories.

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Recommended by

Jace Lindgren

and endorsed by

Dedeker Winston

as a practical system for making invisible household labor visible and distributing responsibilities.

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Mentioned by

Sarah Dooley

and Hannah Morgan as a framework for dividing household responsibilities and making the mental load more visible.

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Recommended by

Kristen Graham Brown

as a resource for honestly addressing the division of household labor and creating sustainable workplace expectations.

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Recommended by

Ryan Holiday

as a practical book that improved his relationship by helping divide household responsibilities more fairly.

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Recommended by

Malika Garib

as a resource for discussing and redistributing domestic labor according to partners’ strengths and preferences.

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Recommended by

Ryan Holiday

because it changed his relationship with his wife and offers practical help for sharing family responsibilities.

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Recommended by

Allie Volpe

as a practical framework for dividing household chores equitably.

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Recommended by

Racheal Cook

as a framework that helped her and her husband make invisible household labor and mental responsibility visible.

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