archetypes - village living

| Archetype | Profile | Key Concerns | Approach | Message Focus | Key Points to Emphasize | | --------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | The Practical Skeptic | Pragmatic, numbers-oriented, concerned with feasibility | • Financial viability • Practical logistics • Risk management | Lead with concrete numbers and examples | "With shared resources and efficient systems, community members only need to contribute 5-10 hours per week to meet all basic needs. Here's the breakdown..." | • Cost comparisons • Infrastructure systems • Time commitments • Clear responsibilities | | The Freedom-Focused Individualist | Values independence, worried about community constraints | • Personal autonomy • Privacy • Individual rights | Emphasize how the system increases personal freedom | "This actually gives you more freedom by reducing the time you spend meeting basic needs. You're not losing independence - you're gaining time and options." | • Private vs. shared spaces • Optional participation levels • External career opportunities • Personal property rights | | The Burned-Out Professional | Successful but exhausted, seeking better work-life balance | • Quality of life • Stress reduction • Meaningful work | Focus on lifestyle transformation | "Imagine meeting all your basic needs in 10 hours a week, with the freedom to pursue what truly matters to you." | • Reduced financial pressure • Community support systems • Work-life balance • Pursuit of passion projects | | The Environmental Activist | Deeply concerned about sustainability and ecological impact | • Environmental footprint • Sustainable practices • Ecological impact | Highlight ecological benefits and regenerative practices | "This model allows us to live in harmony with natural systems while maintaining a high quality of life." | • Renewable energy systems • Local food production • Waste reduction • Ecological restoration | | The Community Seeker | Feeling isolated in modern society, seeking connection | • Social bonds • Meaningful relationships • Belonging | Focus on community aspects and social connections | "We're creating a village in the true sense - where people know and support each other." | • Shared meals and activities • Mutual support systems • Cultural events • Deep relationships | | The Economic Rationalist | Focused on economic efficiency and market solutions | • Economic viability • Resource allocation • Incentives | Explain the economic advantages of shared resources | "This model achieves greater efficiency through shared resources and reduced redundancy." | • Resource utilization rates • Cost-sharing benefits • Economic resilience • Market efficiency | | The Security-Minded Prepper | Concerned about societal stability and self-reliance | • Resilience • Self-sufficiency • Security | Focus on community resilience and independence | "We're building resilient systems that can weather any storm." | • Food security • Energy independence • Skill redundancy • Emergency preparedness | | The Social Justice Advocate | Focused on equity and fairness | • Accessibility • Inclusion • Power dynamics | Explain how the model addresses systemic inequities | "We're creating a more equitable system where everyone's basic needs are met." | • Democratic decision-making • Fair resource allocation • Accessibility measures • Power distribution |