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#162 - A Peek Inside The Lazy Genius Way
This is a very exciting and surreal episode for me to share because in case you didn’t know I wrote a book, and today is the first real day that I’m going to tell you about what is inside! On August 11th, you’ll get to read those words if you want, and in this episode I’ll actually share a couple of ways you can read those words sooner, but for now, I’m going to tell you why I decided to write a book, what my writing rhythm was when I was writing it, how I wrote 60,000 words that were never used, what kept me from quitting because I almost did a couple of times, and what’s inside the book.Helpful Companion LinksPreorder The Lazy Genius Way and claim your preorder bonuses here.Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Bonus: Lazy Geniusing Staycations with Courtney Cleveland
Surprise! We’re doing fun bonus episodes over the summer where I talk to others about Lazy Geniusing an aspect of our every day lives. Today, I’m talking to Courtney Cleveland of All the Best Days, and we’re Lazy Geniusing staycations and a little bit of day-tripping. This episode will legitimately give you the tools you need to travel like a Lazy Genius.Stuff MentionedHere’s where you can find Courtney Cleveland: her personal Instagram and All The Best Days Instagram.You can get her packing list here.My book, The Lazy Genius Way, is available for preorder (and there’s a free sample available here right now)! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#161 - A Summer Reading Pledge
This summer, you guys, is the summer I truly begin my education of being an anti-racist. I want to begin taking steps in how I see my summer stack and even in what I watch and listen to. I also want to do that with my kids. And I invite you to join me.Stuff MentionedBooks mentioned in this episode: The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander, The Enneagram of Belonging by Chris Heuertz, The Green Ember by S.D. Smith, The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek, Enter Wild by Carlos Whittaker, I’m Still Here by Austin Channing Brown, Be the Bridge by Latasha Morrison, The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett, The Lazy Genius Way by me!Movies mentioned in this episode: The Black Power Mixtape, The 13th, and When They See UsPodcasts mentioned in this episode: 1619, Melanated Faith, and ThroughlineRo Williams Brann on Instagram, and her recommendations for the summer: The Colors of Us by Karen Katz and This Is How We Do It by Matt Lamothe.A Kids Book About Racism (back-ordered) but you can follow them on Instagram here.Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#160 - Wear Makeup Like a Lazy Genius
I am no makeup expert by any stretch, but over 20+ years of wearing makeup, I’ve figured out one strategy that works for me, and I want to share it with you today.Helpful Companion LinksIf you want to be a genius about makeup, follow Jamie B. Golden on Instagram. Do it. Go. And while you’re there, I’d love for you to join in on the Lazy Genius fun, too.More words about the products I use on my four faces here.My monthly newsletter, Latest Lazy Letter, goes out this Wednesday. There will be book news in it. I repeat, there will be book news in it. If you want it, get on the VIP list.If you don’t have plans Saturday night (I mean, really, who has plans right now?!), join me for The Popcast’s virtual live show celebrating Knox’s new book All Things Reconsidered, which you can get here (affiliate link).Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#159 - The Magic of Closing Ceremonies
It can feel like our closing ceremonies are shot because of how things are within the setting of a pandemic, and that’s a very real thing. I’ve said it several times in episodes about a variety of topics, but there’s a lot to grieve right now. But here’s an important thing to remember: the magic of a closing ceremony isn’t really about what you do but that you just do something.Stuff MentionedWant a refresher on opening and closing ceremonies? Start here: Plan Your Opening Ceremony (119), The Lazy Genius Welcomes Fall (70), and The Lazy Genius Conquers Holiday Overwhelm (36).Sarah MacKenzie at Read Aloud Revival can help you incorporate a read-aloud rhythm in your family.Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#158 - Staying In Touch When You Can’t Touch
Right now, we’re separated from each other in ways we never have been before, but there will be other times when we want to stay in touch with people we love when we’re far away from them, whether it’s across the country or six feet apart. So today, how do we stay in touch when we can’t actually touch?Helpful Companion LinksMyquillyn Smith, aka The Nester, gave me the framework of “lovely limitations.” Her book, Cozy Minimalist Home (affiliate link), is my go-to Christmas gift for my kids’ teachers.Instagram is where I hang out most on social media, and I’d love for you to join me there. You can find me @thelazygenius. P.S. Here’s that post about Annie’s birthday party.Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#157 - What Does It Mean to Take Care of Yourself?
If you’re stressed about all that’s going on, you might be sleeping less, not eating the same things because of apocalyptic grocery shopping, maybe you’re not able to read or run or get drinks with girlfriends, all things that normally make you feel really good on hard days. So yeah. I feel like it’s a good time to talk about what it means to take care of ourselves. Helpful Companion LinksA few extra resources not mentioned specifically in the episode: The Lazy Genius Rests, The Daily Act of Kindness, and The Lazy Genius and Self-Care. Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#156 - How to Clean the House When Everyone Is Inside It (Part 2)
Last week, I shared ten principles of lived-in cleaning, but today, we’re diving into the specifics. Laundry, tidying, bathrooms, dusting and all the things. Just how do we keep our homes clean when everyone is in it all of the time? Let’s jump in. Helpful Companion LinksWe talked about the 10 principles of lived-in cleaning last week, revisit that episode (or catch up on it) here.Here are the most popular cleaning episodes from The Lazy Genius back catalog: laundry, laundry updated, and how to start a cleaning routine.Looking to get rid of some stuff? Listen to The Lazy Genius House Purge.Tackling the bathroom? Here’s how The Lazy Genius Cleans the Bathroom.Here’s an affiliate link to my beloved Dyson vacuum. Cordless vacuums are worth their weight in gold.The next Latest Lazy Letter goes out Wednesday where I talk all about what I’m reading, watching and listening to. Hop on the VIP mailing list if you’re interested in receiving it.Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#155 - How to Clean the House When Everyone Is Inside It (Part 1)
A lot of us are still sheltering in place, and that brings a new set of challenges when it comes to cleaning. Because there are so many challenges, we’re going to make this a two-part miniseries. Today, I’m going to share 10 principles of lived-in cleaning. Then next week, we’ll get into some specifics like laundry, bathrooms, dust, and crumbs on the floor. Here we go.Helpful Companion LinksIf you’re active on Facebook, we’d love to have you in The Lazy Genius Facebook group. It’s a lovely resource and community.The episode on How to Hire a Housecleaner if that’s something you want to consider when the pandemic is all over.My pandemic Spotify playlist, Quarantine Groove.I’m the most active on Instagram these days (and I’m sharing my results of The Favorites Files there, too). You can find me at @thelazygenius.Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#154 - How to Add Freshness to Repetitive Meals
We’re still in a shelter-in-place situation in most parts of the country and part of this process includes not going to the grocery store as often. Thing are weird, and new meals don’t really fit in with our weird. We’re eating a lot of the same things over and over again, but I’m sharing five ways to add freshness to repetitive meals.Helpful Companion LinksBri McKoy is great at a lot of things, but I love love love the sauces and dressings she comes up with. Here’s a link to her cilantro yogurt sauce which pairs perfectly with Change Your Life Chicken (if you like cilantro of course).Speaking of meals that will change your life, Change Your Life Shawarma is a staple in our house lately.Bri also inspired me to switch up our rice and make it in the Instant Pot with coconut milk.The Favorites File is a free download that helps you be a genius about the things that don’t matter, like celebrities you’d be quarantined with, famous actor partnerships, and so on and so forth. It’s really fun, and 100% free. Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#153 - Time Management When Time Makes No Sense
Yes, we’re still in the coronavirus pandemic, but honestly, there are lots of times when time makes no sense. It’s a struggle to get a handle on how to manage our time when our regular average day and the regular average things you normally do to fill it gets turned upside-down. So today we’re going to revisit the three Lazy Genius pillars of time through the lens of time making no sense.Helpful Companion LinksThe Favorites File is the entertaining homework you didn’t know you needed right now. Sign up to get your free download here.Revisit The Lazy Genius and Time Management for more of my thoughts and opinions about time management.Listen to more wisdom from Beth Silvers on her podcast Pantsuit Politics. She and her co-host Sarah Stewart Holland wrote a book called I Think You’re Wrong (But I’m Listening) if you’re interested.I’m planning to be on Instagram @thelazygenius this Thursday around noon ET to chat about time management when time makes no sense, so be sure to follow me there.My book The Lazy Genius Way is now available for pre-order at your favorite place to buy books.Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#152 - Reading in Odd Circumstances
Based on the number of downloads of past episodes related to reading, I know that there’s an overwhelming majority of people listening who really love to read. So when our regular reading rhythms are disrupted by odd circumstances, it’s nice to have a roadmap of how to get back to normal or how to create a new normal. That’s what this episode will do. Stuff MentionedI’m planning to be on Instagram @thelazygenius this Thursday around noon ET to chat about this topic, so be sure to follow me there.The Favorites File is officially available for your enjoyment. Sign up to get your free download here.Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#151 - The Lazy Genius Eats Outside
Whenever I share something about eating outside, the questions pour in on how to do it. Breaking things up a bit and getting into the fresh air sounds really good right about now, so lets Lazy Genius eating outside.Helpful Companion LinksThe Lazy Genius Cleans the Kitchen is a good refresher on how to reset your kitchen after a meal, so apply the same dishes zone principle to eating outside.If you have ideas on how to eat outside with more ease and fun, share them on Instagram using #lazygeniuspicnic. And as always, you can find me @thelazygenius.Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#150 - A Pep Talk for Being Stuck
These are weird, scary, surreal times, but, honestly, I am grateful for how this global crisis has already affected how we see. Here are five things to remember when you’re stuck at home…or maybe when you’re just stuck.People and Resources Mentioned in This EpisodeThe Incomparable Mister Rogers, who tells us to look for the helpersSeth Godin, who reminds us the ocean is made of dropsRalph Waldo Emerson, who encourages us to scatter joyIngrid Fetell Lee, who wrote the book JoyfulMyquillyn Smith aka The Nester, who asks us what we will wish we would have done when this is all over (here’s a link to get on her email list)And as Emily P. Freeman reminds us, let’s do the next right thing in love.Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#149 - Name What You're Good At
Note from Kendra: This episode of The Lazy Genius Podcast was recorded before the majority of changes, postponements, cancelations and recommendations for social distancing due to covid-19 were enacted. Please know that I am thinking of the Lazy Genius community during these uncertain times. Be well. Naming what you’re good at is a simple exercise in being kind to yourself. And to be a Lazy Genius, you need to do that! Your gifts and abilities and ways of seeing and being in the world are significant and have incredible meaning. And when you don’t name what those are, it’s like having a tool that you don’t use.A Few Helpful Companion LinksI didn’t mention this specifically in the episode, but Laura Tremaine has an excellent episode exploring what you’re good at on her show 10 Things To Tell You.If you’re not following me on Instagram, I’d love for you to join the party. We’re about to do something really fun where you can chime in about your favorite episodes of The Lazy Genius Podcast.Download a transcript of this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.