In this Office Hours episode, Kendra offers advice on using Lazy Genius principles to tackle everyday challenges. Topics include breaking tasks into smaller steps, managing dirty towels in small spaces, navigating laundry in winter, and planning inclusive family vacations to connect generations.
Changing perspective on organization is key, not finding perfect system.
Simplify bookshelf decor with creativity and personal preference for stylish look.
Deep dives
Dealing with Resistance to Using Planners and Lists Effectively
Changing your perspective on lists and planners is crucial for effective use. It's common to struggle with organization despite trying various systems. The perspective shift is essential rather than finding the perfect system.
Styling Bookshelves with Ease and Creativity
Decorating bookshelves can be simple yet stylish. Whether opting for a book-only shelf or adding dimension with varied arrangements, creativity and personal preference play a key role. By focusing on dimension and simplifying the styling process, you can create visually appealing bookshelves effortlessly.
Navigating Laundry Challenges in an Apartment Complex
Managing laundry in an apartment complex during winter can be arduous. Simplify the process by considering practical solutions like adjusting laundry routines to streamline the process. Choosing between fewer steps or fewer items can help optimize the laundry experience during challenging times.
Balancing Family Members' Different Interests on a Vacation
Planning a vacation that suits everyone's interests can be daunting, especially with varying age groups. Involving family members in the planning process and considering each individual's preferences can lead to a more enjoyable experience. Prioritizing open communication and setting realistic expectations can help create a harmonious vacation for all.
Office Hours episodes happen once a quarter, and in them, I help you Lazy Genius your life! I take questions from Instagram and answer them here on the podcast, helping you see how to use the 13 Lazy Genius principles, the five-step Lazy Genius method, and any other Lazy Geniusisms that might help make your situation a little easier.
As I usually do in Office Hours episodes, the first half will be non-kid questions and the second half will be kid. That way if you don’t have kids, you can know when to tap out and use your time on something else!
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Here are previous Office Hours episodes in case you want to check them out: #315 (May 2023), #327 (August 2023), #338 (October 2023)