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#198 - How to Lazy Genius Your To-Do List
People have always had stuff to do, but let’s think about it. Our culture and lives have evolved to such a point where if we don’t write down what we have to do, we will in fact forget. Today, we will talk practically about how one can manage one’s to-do list, but I have a couple of bigger picture thoughts, too.Stuff MentionedDon’t know your list-making personality? I got you. Listen to episode #173.Here’s an episode from last year on how a Lazy Genius plans a day.And here are some words on time management from the archives if you’re interested.Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#197 - How to Navigate a Faith Crisis
It’s a heavy topic, I know, but I want to give some language and space around this thing that many people in the Christian faith are struggling with right now. And who better to help us with this than Erin Moon, the resident Bible scholar on The Bible Binge.Helpful Companion LinksIf you missed our conversation about Erin’s morning routine last summer, you can listen to it here.Learn more about Erin’s Lent Guide here. (And you can get 15% off using code LAZY) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#196 - How to Lazy Genius Adult Screen Time
I love my iPhone. I love my apps. I love Instagram. I love it all! And because we love it, we’re on it a lot, and while that is not a universally bad thing, you might desire a better relationship with your smartphone. There are no universal rules or truths or any of it when it comes how you use your phone. You get to decide what matters. You get to decide how to do your own screen time, and I’m going to share some Lazy Genius principles that you can apply to make your phone enhance your life the way that you want it to.Helpful Companion LinksOrder a copy of The Lazy Genius Way (affiliate link)My IGTV on how to make time for what matters or you can find all the Lazy Genius Instagram things here @thelazygeniusDownload a transcript of this episode See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#195 - Creating Your Own Holiday When There’s Nothing To Look Forward To
February and March struggle to bring the thunder. I mean, it’s just the way it is. We’re past the lovely winter holiday gauntlet, we’re past the energy around fresh starts in January, we’re still weeks away from spring break if you get a spring break and for sure months away from summer vacation. So we need something to look forward to. For real. So rather than just waiting for July or a vaccine or for any kind of gathering or celebration to count only when things are back to normal, we’re going to be proactive.Helpful Companion LinksEpisode #191: Naming What Matters in 2021Listen to BJ Novak on The Tim Ferris ShowI hang out on Instagram @thelazygenius more frequently than anywhere else on the Internet.Download a transcript of this episode See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#194 - From Selfies to Politics: How to Share Yourself Online with Laura Tremaine
This is a rare episode where I talk to another human, and I only have humans on who are actual Lazy Geniuses at what they do, and you guys? Laura Tremaine is 100% a Lazy Genius, maybe even just a genius, when it comes to sharing your stuff especially online. I adore Laura and the work she puts out into the world. I hope you enjoy our conversation!Helpful Companion LinksFor Greensboro locals, check out Chez Genese’s new Family Dinner Subscriptions.Preorder Laura’s new book Share Your Stuff. I’ll Go First., which comes out February 2nd.You can learn more about Laura’s book here or by visiting her website here. And you can find her on Instagram @laura.tremaine.And if you’re looking for another podcast to listen to after you finish this episode, I highly recommend her show 10 Things To Tell You. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#193 - What I Want To Do in My 40th Year
This is a year I want to pay attention to in ways I’ve never paid attention to a year before. So in today’s episode, I want to share some things I want to do in my 40th year, why that is, and maybe even give you a framework for seeing this next year with more intentional eyes, whether you’ll be turning forty or not.Stuff MentionedCheck out episode 191 Naming What Matters in 2021 if you missed it.Preorder Share Your Stuff. I’ll Go First by my friend Laura Tremaine.Renovation of the Heart by Dallas WillardThe doors to Camp21 open on Thursday, January 21st! Check it out here.Download a transcript of this episode. This post contains affiliate links, meaning if you click through and make a purchase, I may earn a small commission at no cost to you. Thanks for supporting my small business. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#192 - What To Do Before Reorganizing Your Home
We all get that early January itch that carries into the dark winter of February where we just want our homes to feel good to be in. But we often start in the wrong place. I want to prevent that from happening to you today.Stuff MentionedPick up a copy of The Lazy Genius Way to learn all about Lazy Genius Principles and how they can help you be a genius about the things that matter and lazy about the things that don’t.Check out The Lazy Genius Store where you’ll find The Swap, The Clean Slate, The Meal Plan and The Holiday Docket.Download a transcript of this episode. This post contains affiliate links meaning if you click through and make a purchase, I may earn a small commission. Love you, mean it, bye. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#191 - Naming What Matters in 2021
The turning of the calendar doesn’t change everything, but it does change something. It changes our outlook, even the tiniest bit. We are no longer in one of the hardest years, if not the hardest year depending on your life experience, we’ve ever faced.So today I want us to start small in our own lives where we are and think through what is going to matter to each of us in 2021.Helpful Companion LinksEmily P. Freeman offers us many invitations to look back and see what matters to us. If you’re unfamiliar, you can listen to her podcast The Next Right Thing here, buy her book by the same name here, or order her brand new Guided Journal here.I talk about a lot of Lazy Genius principles in this episode, which are in my book. You can buy a copy of The Lazy Genius Way here.Download a transcript of this episode. Some of the links in this post are affiliate links, meaning if you click through and purchase something, I may earn a small commission at no cost to you. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#190 - My Favorite Discoveries of 2020
I want to mark the end of this year here with you by sharing my favorite discoveries of 2020, and maybe it’ll make you want to remember the good things that you discovered and enjoyed and learned. So that’s what we’re going to do. Here are my favorite discoveries of 2020.Stuff MentionedJoin me over on Instagram (@thelazygenius) for more of my favorite discoveries.Two podcast episodes by others that offer a great perspective on reflection: The Next Right Thing: Walk At Your Own Pace and 10 Things To Tell You: 10 Questions for the End of the YearHear more about the Daily Delete from Miss Freddy in this recent Lazy Genius episode.Olive & June asked me to curate a collection for them, and I haven’t been okay since. (And here’s my review on Instagram)Hear me say words about skincare in The Lazy Genius Guide to Makeup and The Lazy Genius Skincare Routine. P.s. the brand I mention is Sunday Riley Good GenesThe ultimate lounge set: Vuori joggers and Richer Poorer robeTV Shows: Schitt’s Creek and What We Do in the ShadowsPOV Comedians on Instagram: @lukemillingtondrake, @hicaitlinreilly, @dmichaelburke, and @vinn_ayySoma Vanishing 360 Perfect Coverage braDownload a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#189 - A Pep Talk for the Final Stretch
We’re almost there. We’ve almost made it through this impossible year. I would love to take just a couple of minutes to find our position in it, our position in our days right now.Helpful Companion LinksGet a copy of my book The Lazy Genius WayDownload the transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#188 - How to Lazy Genius a Pandemic Cookie Exchange
This year may not be the year to host the entire neighborhood or maybe even anyone for a traditional cookie exchange; however, it could be a fun way to get everyone in your house involved in the kitchen and flex your creative muscles in showing other people that you care about them… through cookies. So we’re going to briefly cover what a cookie exchange is then I’ll go through a few steps to help you plan one during a pandemic. Helpful Companion LinksMy favorite book about gathering people is Priya Parker’s The Art of GatheringCanva is a great resource for designing invitations, cards, or cookie tags if that sounds fun to youThe Magic Question (and all of its Lazy Genius principle friends) live in my book The Lazy Genius WayA few cookie recipes hosted here on The Lazy Genius Collective: “I Want Them Now” Chocolate Chip Cookies, My Absolute Favorite Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe, Cumberbatch Cookies, Fudgy Oatmeal Cookies That are GF, Vegan and Mostly Refined SF, Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free Chocolate Chip CookiesDownload a transcript of this episode See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#187 - Rethinking Opening Ceremonies
I love implementing opening and closing ceremonies into my year and especially into the fall and winter holiday season. As we all know, holidays in 2020 are not what we expected. So how can we rethink traditions and gatherings and opening ceremonies during such an upside-down time? This episode will hopefully offer some encouragement in that.Helpful Companion LinksHere are a few past resources on opening and closing ceremonies: Plan Your Opening Ceremony and The Magic of Closing Ceremonies.Grab a copy of The Lazy Genius Way if you haven’t yet to learn the 13 Lazy Genius principles.Join me over on Instagram @thelazygenius for real-life Lazy Genius.Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#186 - A Pep Talk for Not Knowing
There is so much we don’t know. So today on this Monday after Thanksgiving and this final day of November, I think we could all use a short little pep talk and a way to start small with all of this not knowing.Stuff MentionedHere’s where you can find all of my Spotify playlists, including the nine holiday-themed ones I made last yearSign up to receive the Latest Lazy Letter, which goes out this WednesdayThe Next Right Thing by Emily P. Freeman (p.s. her guided companion journal comes out in January!)Download a transcript of this episode See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#185 - How to Think About Holiday Photos
I get asked a lot about photo storage all the time, and I haven’t talked about it at all because I’m not an expert. But lucky for you, I’m joined by someone who is an expert on today’s show! Casey von Stein aka Miss Freddy is a photo organization guru, and she’s here today to help us think about the holiday photos we’re taking this year, the areas where we can be lazy when it comes to photo storage, and how we can start small in organizing our files. She’s truly the Lazy Genius of photos.Stuff MentionedGet 20% off Miss Freddy’s Backup Bootcamp using the promo code LAZYGENIUSSnag an idea or two from Miss Freddy’s photo gift ideas blog post.Follow Miss Freddy on Instagram or check her out online at her website.Get The Lazy Genius Way for yourself or as a gift this holiday season.Pinhole Press is a great resource for photo gifts1 Second Everyday App See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#184 - Find Your Holiday Decorating Personality
It’s the middle of November, and some of you might have already gone through the process of decorating or you’re putting it off because it’s overwhelming or you always do the weekend after Thanksgiving which is coming up, but the point is it’s kind of time. And it can be very overwhelming. Today, I want to give you a lens through which to view your decorating so you can find your holiday decorating personality and then offer five steps on getting yourself prepared to actually do it.Stuff MentionedGrab a copy of Myquillyn’s latest book Welcome Home: A Cozy Minimalist Guide to Decorating and Hosting All Year Round (pro tip: stock up when it goes on sale and use them as teacher gifts!)A few Lazy Genius holiday greatest hits episodes: Ten Ideas for a Holiday Reset, Nailing Your Holiday Vibe, The Lazy Genius Guide to Flexibility, Refocus Your Christmas BrainHow to Decorate for the Holidays Without Punching Someone in the FaceDownload a transcript of this episode See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.