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The Lazy Genius Podcast Kendra, The Lazy Genius
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4.8 • 5.5K Ratings
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Part systems expert, part permission giver, Kendra Adachi, The Lazy Genius, is here to help you be a genius about the things that matter and lazy about the things that don't.
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# 367 - What’s Saving My Life Right Now
We do this episode every season, and I have seven things to share with you. But what do you do when things that normally save your life don’t work in a new season? I’m tackling that at the end of the episode today.
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#366 - Twenty Helpful Decisions I Keep Repeating
My first book The Lazy Genius Way introduces a principle called Decide Once. Decide Once means you make one decision about one thing and you keep making that decision over and over until it doesn’t work for you anymore. Today, I’m sharing 20 decisions I keep repeating.
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#365 - How to Have an Easier Maycember
We know the feeling of Maycember. May has a similar energy to the beautiful chaos of December, but we forget it’s like that until we’re in it. I never remember how crazy May becomes until literally right now, and then it feels too late. If that’s you, this episode will help.
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#364 When Life Feels Like a Fire Hose
Today, I’m going to share four things to keep in mind when life feels like a fire hose (one is super duper practical, promise!).
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#363 Office Hours with Kendra
This is our quarterly episode where I take your problems and try and Lazy Genius them! Today, as always for these episodes, I’ll put the questions focused on kids and parenting at the end in one chunk so that those of you without kids don’t have to listen if you’d rather move along with your day.
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#362 - A Simple Strategy for Your To-Do List
Y’all know I love helping us deal with our to-do lists. Life is full of things to do, and sometimes we feel buried in all that wants our attention. So today’s episode is a short and sweet look at one simple strategy that might make a ton of difference for you.
Customer Reviews
Always a good listen
Even when I feel like an episode title won’t apply to me, I still walk away having learned something about myself and my priorities. Kendra is always balanced in her productivity and rest as she reminds us to move towards what matters to us. Love this pod!
out of touch
I’m not sure what shifted, whether it was the “fame,” switching to this network, or what, but the episodes are increasingly out of touch and no longer as relatable as they used to be. The privilege is off-putting. Also, there are only so many things you can LG…getting a hairbrush to match your planter in your living room…to quote the middle school boys, “it’s not that deep.”
Long-time listener
I am a long-time listener and I can’t believe I’ve never reviewed this show; I’ve gotten a lot out of it over the years. The thing that finally pushed me to review was this week’s episode on to-do lists. I’m usually reasonably productive, but with a busy season approaching I had (inconveniently!) fallen into a productivity funk. I felt unable to move forward with two time-sensitive projects I was responsible for and it was really stressing me out. Then Kendra worked her lazy genius magic and calmly prompted me to recalibrate my approach to to-do lists. It was a small shift, but it made a world of difference. Glad to say I’ve made significant progress on both projects in the last two days since listening! More importantly, I’m feeling more clarity about what I need to do, more space to fit in things I enjoy, and far less anxiety. Thank you, Kendra!! I’m excited for your time-management book!