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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#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
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#265 - How to Come Home from Vacation
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#264 - What Should Be In Your Bag?
Carrying a bag around is such a simple, daily thing but super important because most of us leave our homes fairly often and sometimes need different things based on where we’re going. So today, let’s Lazy Genius your bag and figure out how you can leave your home each day with the things you need.Helpful Companion LinksCheck out all 13 principles in my first book, The Lazy Genius WaySelum bag and Abera Commuter from ABLE (use code LAZYGENIUS15 for 15% off!)The Summer Docket: The Lazy Genius Guide for Making Summer FunDownload a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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We just launched The Lazy Genius Kitchen into the world, and it became a New York Times bestseller which is so much fun and I’m so grateful. I often get asked, especially by aspiring or professional authors “how do you get on The New York Times?” I get asked enough to spend a few minutes on it today for this little bonus episode. Helpful Companion LinksCheck out my 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.
#263 - How to Still Have a Weekend
Weekends are supposed to be restful and rejuvenating and fun, and yet our weekends are filled with more obligations and responsibilities and activities and things that are not restful or rejuvenating or fun! So how do we be grownups with responsibilities and still have a weekend? Let’s talk about it.Helpful Companion LinksCheck out my latest book The Lazy Genius Kitchen (a New York Times bestseller!)The Clean Slate: The Lazy Genius Guide to Keeping Your HomeEpisode 238: How to Get Stuff Done When You Don’t Feel Like ItJoin the mailing list to get the next edition of the Latest Lazy Letter hereDownload a transcript of this episode See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#262 Answers to The Magic Question That Paid Off
The Magic Question is what can I do now to make something easier later? The smaller the something, the easier the solution. When you ask the magic question, you usually get a pretty quick win. When you get in the habit of asking that question and then noticing how even the simplest answers can positively impact your day and your time and your energy and your attitude, you want to keep asking! It’s a great question.Helpful Companion LinksCheck out my two books: The Lazy Genius Way and The Lazy Genius KitchenBest of Both Worlds with Laura VanderkamFind me on Instagram @thelazygeniusEpisode #258: The Seven Kinds of Rest and How to Know Which One You NeedDownload a transcript of this episode See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#261 - The Recipe Decoder
In my book that released last week, The Lazy Genius Kitchen, I shared something kind of revolutionary. A cooking formula that could change how you approach recipes forever. It’s called The Liquid Index, and it is your recipe decoder. It’s kind of a big deal, big enough that I want to spend an entire episode on it today. Helpful Companion LinksBuy The Lazy Genius Kitchen wherever books are sold!Watch The Lazy Genius Kitchen mini-series here. Andy’s episode airs on Tuesday!Instagram post about making two completely different meals with the same ingredientsDownload a transcript of this episode See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#260 - Let’s Lazy Genius Your Kitchen
Last week I shared part one of The Lazy Genius Kitchen where I teach the five steps, and today I want to apply those five steps to a few specific areas of the kitchen, just like I do in part two of the book! Now today, I’m not using any material from part two of the book; I’m not repeating what’s in there. What I am doing is taking specific problems that you all have and applying the five Lazy Genius steps to those problems to see if we can find some solutions.Helpful Companion LinksListen to Episode #259: 5 Steps to Lazy Genius AnythingGet your copy of The Lazy Genius Kitchen (out this week!) Watch The Lazy Genius Kitchen mini seriesDownload a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#259 - 5 Steps to Lazy Genius Anything
Today, we are just about one week out from the release of my second book, The Lazy Genius Kitchen, and in that book, I share five steps to Lazy Genius anything in your kitchen, but those five steps can work for anything in your life.Helpful Companion LinksYou can still preorder The Lazy Genius Kitchen and get a free recipe ebook when you let us know! Order it here then let us know about it here.Catch the latest episode of The Lazy Genius Kitchen video series here. New episodes air every Tuesday at 2 pm ET.Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Zibby Owens joins me for this bonus episode where we talk about what can be helpful and enhance our lives as moms who read. Even if you’re not a mom, this episode has practical tips to make time for things that matter to you.Helpful Companion LinksFind Zibby online and on InstagramAnd check out her podcasts (that share a network with me! We love Acast!) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.