Being a person is hard, and The Lazy Genius Podcast is here to help you be a genius about the things that matter and lazy about the things that don't. From laundry to cooking chicken to making new friends, Kendra is here to welcome you into an easier way.
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#278 - How to Manage Your Time This Fall
It’s Labor Day here in the US, and fall is decidedly about to start. We’re eager and excited, going up the hill of the first drop of the fall roller coaster and super pumped. But, once we crest that first peak, it’s over. All we’re doing is screaming and hoping we don’t die. So before we start screaming, let’s get some stuff in place so we can manage our time this season.Helpful Companion LinksThe Lazy Genius Way (where the Lazy Genius principles live) and The Lazy Genius KitchenMildliner highlightersGet the Latest Lazy LetterDownload a transcript of this episode. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
#277 - How to Connect with Friends More Regularly
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#276 - How to Pack Lunch for Work
I’m excited about this episode because when I went looking for grownup lunch help, I found very little that would work for a variety of people. Most solutions start from the wrong place, so today we’re going to Lazy Genius this. We’re going to go in the right order, which is a Lazy Genius principle, and we’re going to figure out how to pack lunch for work in a way that supports each person individually and what matters to them. Helpful Companion LinksEpisode #238: How to Get Stuff Done When You Don’t Feel Like ItThe Lazy Genius KitchenThe Chickpea BowlDownload a transcript of this episode. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
#275 - What’s Saving My Life Right Now
I love doing these episodes because they are a reminder for me as I create them and you as you listen to them that we can always pay attention to what’s saving our lives. What’s giving us joy and hope and rest and fun? It’s easy to survive every day or focus on what’s productive, but we also want to notice, maybe even way more so so, the things that make life really really good. So today, I’ll share mine.Helpful Companion LinksPrevious What’s Saving My Life Right Now episodes: #251 (February 2022), #236 (November 2021), #203 (March 2021)Stranger ThingsThe Trespasser by Tana FrenchEufy Robot VacuumSherry from Young House LoveGet the Latest Lazy LetterDownload a transcript of this episode. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
#274 - The Back to School Starter Pack
Remember back in episode 200 where we did the Lazy Genius starter pack and listed 20 of the best episodes that will impact your life right away? This is that but for going back to school. If you don’t have kids or aren’t in education, you might not be super into this episode, but there might be a few helpful things in the realm of seasonal transitions so there you go. Let’s do this.Helpful Companion LinksEpisode #200: The Lazy Genius Starter KitEpisode #221: Get Your Back-to-School Life TogetherEpisode #168: How to Go Back to SchoolEpisode #223: The Lazy Genius Gets Out the DoorEpisode #225: The Shoe EpisodeEpisode #226: How Batching and Bags Can Get You Out the DoorEpisode #123: The Lazy Genius After School RoutineEpisode #246: 5 Essential Mindsets for Time ManagementEpisode #177: The Lazy Genius Plans a DayEpisode #124: The Lazy Genius Weekly PlanEpisode #173: What is Your List-Making Personality?Episode #121: How to Build a Fall Dinner QueueEpisode #174: Try a Meal Formula this FallEpisode #54: The Lazy Genius Makes SoupThe Lazy Genius KitchenDownload a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#273 - How to Cross the Summer Finish Line
The summer-to-fall transition can feel murky, especially if you have kids or work in education. There’s not a clean mark between the end of this and the start of that. Which means it feels like we’re neither beginning nor ending anything. We are not crossing finish lines or hearing starting guns. We’re just running around like headless chickens. Let’s talk about how to finish summer in this super short little summer episode.Helpful Companion LinksEmily P. Freeman on finishing regularAn Instagram recap on my brain dump methodThe Next Right Thing Guided Journal (by our beloved EPF)Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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#272 The Complete Guide to Seasonal Ceremonies
I haven’t talked about opening and closing ceremonies (or what I now have shortened and broadened to seasonal ceremonies) in a while. Even though a lot of you are familiar with them, we haven’t done a full-on episode about them before if you can believe it! Plus, I love this idea of a new name that will broaden our definition a little.Helpful Companion LinksEpisode #119: Plan Your Opening CeremonyEpisode #187: Rethinking Opening CeremoniesEpisode #159: The Magic of Closing CeremoniesDownload a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#271 - How to Fix Summer Dinners
Yeah, we need to fix dinner, as in make it. But also summer dinners feel a little broken, especially around July, so we’re going to fix them that way, too! I love a pun.Helpful Companion LinksHang out with me on Instagram @thelazygeniusBri McKoy’s Cooks ClubEpisode #97: One Simple Step that Changes Meal Planning ForeverMy Summer Meal Formula (from 2021)Download a transcript of this episode See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#270 A 2022 Midsummer Pep Talk
Let’s do a quick little midsummer pep talk for the year of 2022 that just keeps outdoing its big brothers, 2020 and 2021. There are so many things that can impact our day, and right now, it feels like the intensity of the sensory input is extra sharp and edgy. Summer by itself often gives us reason to see things differently.Helpful Companion LinksEpisode 219: A Midsummer Pep TalkEpisode 230: How to Feel like a Person with Aundi KolberDetails about the Farmer’s Curb Market in Greensboro, where I will be on July 16 from 10-12!Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#269 - How to be a Tourist in Your Hometown
It’s summer, we’re traveling, and faraway places seem lovely. But so can home! Today, let’s Lazy Genius how to visit where you live like you’ve never been there before.Helpful Companion LinksCourtney Cleveland from All the Best Days // use code LAZY to get $10 off her travel guidesYou can find her on Instagram @bestdaycourtHere’s an episode from 2020 with Courtney where we talk about staycationsEpisode #177: The Lazy Genius Plans a DayHere’s my guide to GreensboroDownload a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Sometimes we need a break from things like homework and time management and how to get dinner on the table. And right now is a perfect time for a break. Enjoy this bonus Lazy Sisters episode featuring my sister Hannah. We talk about our Season Passes, the things that require no consideration — we automatically love them.Helpful Companion LinksMy beloved Eufy robot vacuum cleanerSilk pillowcasePeople We Meet On Vacation, Beach Read, and Book LoversVans ShoesSupergoopSherry from Young House LoveAerie Swimsuits See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#268 - 10 Summer Reading Ideas for Your Kids
Last week, we talked about finding your own summer reading rhythm as a grownup, whether you’re home in the summer or just existing like the rest of the year, and today, I want to talk about some specifics for kids if you have those. Helpful Companion LinksLast week’s episode: Find Your Summer Reading RhythmRead Aloud Revival’s reluctant reader listBook log coloring page from Everyday ReadingHere Wee Read themed book listsAnne Bogel’s Kids’ Reading Journal (out Aug. 2!)Currently Reading podcastDownload a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#267 - Find Your Summer Reading Rhythm
My goal is that you listen to these next twenty minutes or so and you leave with the following pieces of information: what matters most to you about your reading over the next two or three months, an idea of how to find things to read that make sense for you, and a simple - I mean, ridiculously simple - summer reading rhythm. This is not me telling you what I do, expecting you to take the same approach. Helpful Companion LinksAnne Bogel’s podcast What Should I Read Next?Episode 213: Create a Summer Reading ClubMy two books The Lazy Genius Way and The Lazy Genius KitchenDownload a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#266 - How to Lazy Genius a Summer at the Pool
First, there’s a different strategy when you’re visiting the pool once or twice versus going to the pool again and again. If you’re going as a guest, you pack your bag with towels and snacks and whatever you or your kids need for the day, you go, you have fun, and you come home. One-off experiences are generally a little more forgiving. It’s the repeated ones that can be a bit frustrating.This episode is going to be focused on spending multiple days a week or basically spending the summer at the pool. There will be some great tips for people who only go once or twice or maybe go to the beach or just summer outings in general, but the focus here is going to the pool again and again.Helpful Companion LinksEpisode 209: How to Keep Your Surfaces ClearEpisode 210: How to Lazy Genius Kids’ Screen TimeEpisode 211: How to Plan a Summer DayEpisode 212: A Guide to Summer House RulesEpisode 213: Create a Summer Reading ClubMy pool bagOur pool towelsThe Summer DocketDownload a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.