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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#252 - How I Choose New Recipes
We’re always on the hunt for new recipes, right? We want variety and beautiful meals, and we think that repetition is somehow a sign of laziness in the kitchen. It’s not. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t a place for new recipes. We all have different approaches to them, and today I’m going to share mine. Helpful Companion LinksBrainless Crowdpleasers 101Mad Hungry by Lucinda Scala QuinnHope’s Table by Hope HelmuthAarti Paarti by Aarti Sequiera Made in India by Meera SodhaFood sites I trust: Budget Bytes, Damn Delicious, and Our Savory LifeSome Pub(lication) Crawl tickets are still available! Check it out here.Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#251 - What's Saving My Life Right Now
This kind of episode is one of my favorites to put together. Barbara Brown Taylor coined the phrase “what’s saving my life right now,” and I love the idea of thinking beyond favorites and splurges to find what’s grounding us and making us feel like ourselves. Stuff MentionedPreorder The Lazy Genius Kitchen and get access to a fun Internet party on March 22! Details here.Peter Thomas Roth Retinol Fusion PM Night SerumEpisode #196: How to Lazy Genius Adult Screen TimeMoleskine Pro Weekly Vertical Diary // Pilot G2 0.38 pens // Mildliner highlightersOlive & June x The Lazy Genius // Lazy Genius Polish QuizYou’re invited to The Lazy Genius Kitchen Pub(lication) CrawlGet on the Lazy Genius VIP List to receive the next Latest Lazy Letter (out on Wednesday)Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#250 - How I Make This Podcast
In this 250th episode, I’m going to tell you how I make this podcast. I asked y’all on Instagram what you wanted to know about the behind-the-scenes stuff of the Lazy Genius space, and a lot of it was podcast related. I’ll answer most of what you asked in today’s episode. Later in the spring, we’ll do a broader business episode in case that interests you, too.Helpful Companion LinksPreorder The Lazy Genius Kitchen (out May 3rd!) and claim preorder bonuses here!Check out the three Lazy Genius shades of Olive & June nail polish (and take the new quiz!)Get on the Latest Lazy Letter mailing listDownload a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#249 - How We’re Lazy Geniusing the Boat Situation
You might have heard that all the copies of my next book, The Lazy Genius Kitchen, were on a boat that had a rough day and lost some of its cargo. Today I want to share the story of my drowning book but more importantly how Lazy Genius principles have saved us during such a strange, frustrating time.Helpful Companion LinksThe first run of The Lazy Genius Kitchen may be underwater, but that means you have more time to preorder it!Download a transcript of the episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Bonus: How I Lazy Genius Air Travel
Airports and airplanes have a lot about them that’s the worst, but flying is also part of life for a lot of people so why not Lazy Genius it? I’m going to share my start to finish air travel process and how I apply Lazy Genius principles to it. Hopefully, you get some ideas on how to make air travel easier, too.Helpful Companion LinksEpisode 248: The Lazy Genius Guide to Easier TravelOwala water bottle (only use the Free Sip version on a plane, trust me)Cord carrierVuori joggersDownload a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#248 - The Lazy Genius Guide to Easier Travel
This episode is heavy on the practicality, y’all. There are so many decisions we make when we travel, and I want to give you just a slew of ways you can apply one of the most popular of the 13 Lazy Genius principles - decide once - to your travel. I hope this is an episode that you’ll come back to before you take your next trip whether it’s a family vacation, a work trip, a surprise visit to see a relative, or wherever your life takes you.Helpful Companion LinksCheck out all 13 Lazy Genius principles in The Lazy Genius Way, or, if you already have it, preorder The Lazy Genius Kitchen (out May 3!)Episode 210: How to Lazy Genius Kids’ Screen TimeThe Instagram post where my friend Elizabeth talks about monitoring Episode 165: The Lazy Genius Packs for a TripThe Instagram post about my monthly tear-off calendarAll the Best Days with Courtney ClevelandThe Traveling Child with Monet HambrickLocal Passport Family with Preethi HarbuckDownload a transcript of this episode See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#247 - What to Do Now to Make Spring Cleaning Easier Later
It’s not spring, y’all, I know. Tomorrow is the first day of February and that is decidedly winter. However, the whole point of the Magic Question - what can I do now to make something easier later? Which is a Lazy Genius principle - is to think ahead just a little bit. We’re going to do that today with spring cleaning.Helpful Companion LinksPreorder The Lazy Genius Kitchen and get surprise preorder bonuses every month until release day!Episode 240: How to Plan a Personal RetreatEpisode 195: Creating Your Own Holiday When There’s Nothing to Look Forward ToEpisode 72: The Lazy Genius Hosts a Book SwapChange Your Life Shawarma Grab a copy of The Lazy Genius WayThe Clean SlateEpisode 196: How to Lazy Genius Adult Screen TimeEpisode 208: Essentializing Your Phone AppsEpisode 210: How to Lazy Genius Your Kids’ Screen TimeDownload a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#246 - 5 Essential Mindsets for Time Management
We all have time, we all have expectations about how we want it emptied or filled, and we have a lot of hard, busy, stressful days that we need to manage so we don’t lose our minds. It’s a front-burner challenge pretty much all the time. Today I want to go a bit higher level and share some essential mindsets or mantras that will impact your time management no matter what your time looks like. I have said all of these in fits and starts in different places, but this is your episode to have all of your time management mindsets in one place.Helpful Companion LinksEpisode: 177: The Lazy Genius Plans a DayEpisode 198: How to Lazy Genius Your To-Do ListEpisode 238: How to Get Stuff Done When You Don’t Feel Like ItEpisode 127: The Lazy Genius Chooses a PlannerJoin me over on Instagram @thelazygenius for more Lazy Genius lifeLaundry episodes: 21: The Lazy Genius Does Laundry and 113: The Lazy Genius Does Laundry UpdatedEpisodes 235: When You Disagree on What MattersDownload a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#245 - How I Personally Meal Plan
It’s funny - I talk about meal planning a lot here on the podcast, on Instagram, and in my upcoming book that I can’t wait for you to read, The Lazy Genius Kitchen. But I don’t know that I’ve ever shared how I personally meal plan! Seeing the nitty-gritty can be helpful in figuring out your own nitty-gritty, so that’s what I’m going to share today.Helpful Companion LinksPreorder The Lazy Genius Kitchen and claim your preorder bonuses hereChange Your Life Chicken (and here’s an episode all about it if you’re interested)Brainless Crowdpleaser inspirationSeasonal Dinner Queue inspiration: Winter, Summer and FallFollow me on Instagram @thelazygeniusMoleskin Pro 12 month weekly vertical plannerEpisode #177: The Lazy Genius Plans a DayFearless Chicken Tikka MasalaChange Your Life ShwarmaFake Fancy Dinner: Asian Lettuce WrapsDownload a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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#244 - How to Choose the Right Lazy Genius Principle for You
In my book The Lazy Genius Way, I share 13 principles you can use to Lazy Genius any situation in your life. Sometimes you might need one principle, sometimes a few together, and sometimes you don’t know which to choose. When you’re faced with some sort of challenge whether it’s a system in your home, a relationship hangup, a time management problem, whatever it might be, even with 13 principles to choose from, sometimes that still seems like a lot. Hopefully, this episode will give you a tangible framework for how to choose the right Lazy Genius principle for you.Helpful Companion LinksGrab a copy of The Lazy Genius Way (or preorder The Lazy Genius Kitchen — out March 22!)Principle Categories Instagram postDownload a transcript of this episode.Lazy Genius of the Week: Paula Kay MyersLove the soup podcast and need to share with you my LG gift idea. My 80-year-old dad and stepmom, like most 80-year-olds, don’t need or want anything. They actually act bratty when receiving a gift. But 2 years ago I had a brainstorm! I wrapped a case of 12 quart mason jars in Christmas paper and when they opened it I told them it was a soup of the month club. Perfect gift - consumable, practical, and something to look forward to. And I always delivered it with fresh bread. It also obligated me to a monthly visit with them. We were about 45 minutes apart at the time and they absolutely loved it. And began asking me in March when they had the option to renew. My husband and I have since moved 12 hours away so this year when I was visiting after Thanksgiving, I filled their deep freezer with bags of soup and wrapped up 2 cute soup bowls. Best gift I’ve ever given. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#243 - Lazy Genius Questions for the Start of 2022
It’s the first Monday in January which always has some fun energy to it. Fun? Is fun the right word? It has an energy to it. The level of fun depends on your personality and circumstances I suppose. So as we move into this new calendar year, I want us to do it like Lazy Geniuses.Helpful Companion Links30 Lazy Genius Questions for the Start of a New YearThe Next Right Thing Guided Journal by Emily P. Freeman (affiliate link)Episode #191: Naming What Matters in 2021Episode #139: How to Plan Your Time This WinterEpisode #90: Set the Right Goals Without Fizzling OutEpisode #43: The Lazy Genius and Self CareJoin the mailing list to get the Latest Lazy Letter (next one goes out Wednesday!)Download a transcript of this episode See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#242 - What I Learned In My 40th Year
You guys, it’s the last episode of 2021, and it’s also my birthday today. And not just any birthday; today I turn 40! In early January, in episode 193, I shared seven things I wanted to do this year, in my 40th year, and today I’m going to share an update.Helpful Companion LinksEpisode #193: What I Want to Do in My 40th YearThe Popcast with Knox and JamieErin MoonOsheta Moore’s book Dear White PeacemakersDownload a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Bonus: Your Holiday Horror Stories
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