
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.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 520 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | How ToEducationKids & FamilyParentingSelf-Improvement | |||

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I’ve been following Kendra’s work for years (blog, podcast, books - any content she creates, I devour). I look forward to her podcast drops every Monday, and I listen without fail. Even if the title of the episode doesn’t seem relevant to me, I always learn something that I can apply in my own life. I talk about her like she’s a friend (my mom and husband don’t bat an eye when I say “Kendra says…”), and the Lazy Genius Principles have an integral role in how I approach life. 10/10 would recommen... more
I’ve been helped and entertained in equal parts for ten years by Kendra! Such a wonderful podcast, whatever I need help with I can usually find an episode on. Love it so much, Kendra has the kind big sister energy that is wholesome, helpful, and uplifting. 10/10
This podcast has changed my life! She has the best ideas that have made my life so much better! And she has a way of convincing you that her ideas are the better way….and they always are! Always! Often when I’m talking to my bestie in Chicago, I will tell her “Let me tell you the newest idea I got from our friend Kendra….” The funny thing is that my Chicago friend is the one who told me about The Lazy Genius first! :) My only regret is that I didn’t find her earlier!
This podcast has been so helpful to me. Not only does Kendra provide countless practical insights that are simple and achievable, she shares them with a kindness and humor that erases shame. All of her podcasts and books have had a huge impact on my daily life.
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At times I feel alienated from topics as I’m a single parent with very little access to assistance from anyone else. It can be difficult to hear about struggles from people who have supportive partners, extended family, or have the ability to hire people to help with their household needs. Here I am just treading water.
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The show centers on practical systems for everyday life, helping listeners decide what matters and simplify everything else. With a steady emphasis on the Lazy Genius Method—prioritize, essentialize, organize, personalize, and systemize—episodes mix personal anecdotes, step-by-step frameworks, and family life moments to turn daunting tasks into doable routines. Content often covers home organization, time management, parenting, planning, and mindset shifts that reduce stress without sacrificing kindness or balance. Notably, guests frequently bring lived experiences in media, literature, or education, adding relatable perspectives on collaboration, resilience, and practical decision-making that audiences can apply at work and home.
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1. Jen Hatmaker
2. Andrea Gregory
3. Dr. Keltner
4. Jenna Fischer
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