The Lazy Genius Way
Pause and think about the cleaning tasks that sap you dry. What would happen if you made one decision just one time to make the process a little bit easier?
Kendra Adachi • The Lazy Genius Way
If I had been cool enough to go to parties as a teenager, I wouldn’t have been fun at them anyway.
Kendra Adachi • The Lazy Genius Way
When you care about everything, you do nothing well, which then compels you to try even harder. Welcome to being tired.
Kendra Adachi • The Lazy Genius Way
Make the Same Meal When You Have People Over Inviting new people over can feel scary, so make it easier by offering the same meal each time. Choose a crowd-pleasing recipe you feel confident making, and always serve it the first time someone comes to your home. Now you can enjoy being hospitable rather than stressing out over what to have or how it
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Small steps are easy. Easy steps are sustainable. Sustainable steps keep moving. Movement, not necessarily a finish line, is the new goal.
Kendra Adachi • The Lazy Genius Way
that’s the gift of the Lazy Genius Way. You’re allowed to care. You’re allowed to know yourself and be yourself—to be real. You don’t have to be perfect, and you don’t have to give up. You simply get to be you.
Kendra Adachi • The Lazy Genius Way
You and I and the pretty stranger at Target all have stories that keep us trying hard at the wrong things, and the harder we try, the stronger the lie.
Kendra Adachi • The Lazy Genius Way
when a transition is looming, or when you feel the weight of busyness.
Kendra Adachi • The Lazy Genius Way
Decide once to go out for pancakes the night before the first day of school. And if everyone digs it, do it again the next year. Decide once that you’ll spend Christmas Eve looking at Christmas lights in your pajamas, and then pile in the car.