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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#76 The Lazy Genius Meal Plan
We’ve been waiting for this one, haven’t we? We’re finally talking about meal planning! Getting dinner on the table happens most every day, and we’re still surprised it has to happen. Here are three simple steps (plus one exciting announcement) that will help you get dinnertime under control. Stuff Mentioned:The Lazy Genius Stocks the KitchenSalt Fat Acid Heat, this cookbook talks about the principles of creating delicious meals using, you guessed it, salt, fat, acid, and heatMad Hungry, another favorite cookbook which is about feeding families with a focus on the teenagers taking over the reins.The Lazy Genius Meal Plan NotebookDownload a transcript of this episodeNote: In this episode, I mentioned two levels of The Meal Plan. I decided to scrap that. We’re all VIPs, so there’s only one level! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#75 The Lazy Genius Stocks the Kitchen
We’ve all seen the lists online. Lists of all the foods you should have in your kitchen so that dinner is always close at hand. But if those lists worked, you’d make more dinner more often and be less stressed about it. That’s why we’re going to talk about how to make your own list that works for your family and your lifestyle because I’m guessing a jar of roasted red peppers and grasini don’t make the cut. Stuff Mentioned:The Lazy Genius Shops at CostcoA few of my crowdpleasers: Change Your Life Chicken, Homemade Hamburger Helper, Japanese Curry RiceGraze, my favorite niche cookbookThe Magic Question printableDownload a transcript of this episode See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#74: The Lazy Genius Takes a Creative Leap
Do you have a creative interest you’ve been putting on the back burner? Maybe you think you don’t have time or you’re not talented enough. Here are 10 steps that will help you kick those thoughts to the curb and take a creative leap! Stuff Mentioned:Hopewriters Stop Collecting Gurus - The Next Right Thing by Emily P. FreemanThe Wondering Years - Knox McCoyThe Popcast with Knox & Jamie - always keeping us educated on the things that entertain but do not matterThe Lazy Genius and Self-CareA Million Little Ways by Emily P. Freeman See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#73: The Lazy Genius Buys a Cookbook
Tired of buying a cookbook then never cracking it open? We’re talking about why that may be and how to fix it on this week’s episode. I also offer a fail-proof method of picking out a cookbook that will serve you and your family for years to come.Stuff Mentioned: How to Know if a Recipe Is Any GoodDon’t miss My Favorite Cookbooks post that went live todayAnd it’s sister post My Favorite Dessert Cookbooks Download a transcript of this episodePreorder Shannan Martin’s new book The Ministry of Ordinary Places here. Her previous book Falling Free changed my life, and I will forever recommend her beautiful words. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#72: The Lazy Genius Hosts a Book Swap
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#71: The Lazy Genius Goes to London
Traveling is new to me, but I never want to go anywhere but London again. What an incredible city. In this episode, I share seven regular life lessons I learned from my time in London.If you're interested in more travel details (what I did, what I packed, and how much I hated the flight), head to the show notes. Interested in the watercolor dessert postcards? Make sure you're on my mailing list to hear about the flash sale the minute it opens! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#70: The Lazy Genius Welcomes Fall
School is about to start, but it's still technically summer. How do we transition between seasons and schedules and stay present and all the things we hope for? Enjoy this episode about welcoming fall without aggressively leaving summer behind.Episodes related to this one:The Lazy Genius Morning Routine (if you need a little routine refresher)The Lazy Genius Conquers Holiday Overwhelm (about opening and closing ceremonies)The Lazy Genius Finds a Fall RhythmDownload a transcript of this episode See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#69: The Lazy Genius Summer Detox
August feels crazy because it is crazy. We're one step into summer, one step into fall, and feel like we're going to fall over. Plus, our kids have been with us for 578 years and we need a break. In this episode, let's reset our minds and change our posture a little. It's okay for motherhood to be hard, but it doesn't have to paint the entire picture. If you're home with kids, this episode is especially for you. Related Info to Check Out:#62: The Lazy Genius Summer Mindset#43: The Lazy Genius and Self-Care#38: The Lazy Genius Practices Thankfulness#13: The Lazy Genius Makes a FriendDownload a transcript of this episode See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#68: The Lazy Genius Tries New Things
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#67: The Lazy Genius Shops at the Farmers Market
The farmers market is a lovely place, but sometimes it can feel overwhelming. Do you haggle? Are the farmers mad when you buy from somebody else? How do you know if you like something or not? In this episode, all of your farmers market questions will be answered, and if they're not, join me on Instagram @thelazygenius to ask yours. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#66: The Lazy Genius Yard Sale
Yard sales sound good in theory, but the piles of stuff, mean hagglers, and rainy mornings ruin everything. Is it possible to have a yard sale and not hate the entire process? Definitely. In this episode, you'll be set up for yard sale success from organizing your stuff, signs, haggling, pricing, and everything in between. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#65: The Lazy Genius Summer Strategy: Food
What if you don't have a grill? What if you hate salad? What if your kids run purely on snack bar fries and won't eat anything you make? Let's take a super quick trip down Summer Food Tip Road. Even if you just take one tip from this, that one tip could make a huge difference. Listen in and find one that works for your life.Companion Episodes:The Lazy Genius GrillsThe Lazy Genius Makes a SaladDownload the transcript for this episode!And check out the giant blog post with every summer tip I have! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#64: The Lazy Genius Summer Strategy: Routine
Sure, summer needs a routine but not quite the kind you might think. I'm not pulling a fast one; I really mean a different kind of routine. Listen in to get some new ideas.Companion Episodes:The Lazy Genius Morning RoutineThe Lazy Genius Evening RoutineThe Lazy Genius Fall RhythmDownload a transcript for this episode!Check out Hope*Writers! The membership window closes this week! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#63: The Lazy Genius Summer Strategy: Time
We're looking at the summer as one huge batch of time, but breaking it down into categories helps. In this episode, let's look at all the ways you (and your kids) can spend your time so you don't confuse them and always feel tired.Companion Episodes:The Lazy Genius Summer Strategy: MindsetThe Lazy Genius and Self-CareThe Lazy Genius and Time ManagementDownload a transcript for this episode! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#62: The Lazy Genius Summer Strategy: Mindset
Even now in May, summer already feels overwhelming. We want to get a lot done, rest, have time alone and away from our kids, and figure out the perfect balance between structure and freedom. While that balance might not actually exist, a new mindset can certainly help you try. In this, the first episode in a four-part series, we're going to develop a strategy for the summer, and as always around here, we begin with a little reframing. Listen in.Stuff Mentioned In This Episode:Emily P. Freeman, author of four books, including Simply Tuesday that is a lovely reminder of the beauty of smallnessJohn Freeman, husband to Emily and non-profit director who ran that parenting workshop I mentionedthe episode about opening and closing ceremonies around holiday time... the concepts work for summer, toofollow me on Instagram @thelazygenius to meet me live every Thursday around 12:15pm ESTdownload a transcript of the episode if you prefer reading to listening See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.