#205 - How to Lazy Genius a Wedding

The Lazy Genius Podcast

Kendra Adachi

Arts, Education

4.8 • 5.7K Ratings

🗓️ 12 April 2021

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

First things first, you do not have to be planning a wedding to find this episode relevant. This is one of our Lazy Genius Brain episodes where we practice applying Lazy Genius principles to a specific area, even if it isn’t personally applicable. Think of it as getting your reps in how to think like a Lazy Genius. And if you are planning a wedding, well you are in luck. It’s a win for everybody.

Helpful Companion Links

Find all of the Lazy Genius principles in my book, The Lazy Genius Way (affiliate link).
Instagram is where I hang out the most online, so I’d love for you to join me over there @thelazygenius.
Our Lazy Genius of the Week is Andrea Buck with her Decide Once gift wish list habit.
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0:00.0	Hey there! You're listening to the Lazy Genius Podcast. I'm Kendra Adachi and I'm here
0:05.7	to help you be a genius about the things that matter and lazy about the things that don't.
0:10.7	Today's episode 205. How to Lazy Genius a Wedding. You do not have to be planning a wedding
0:17.5	to find this episode relevant. That is an important place to begin. This episode is one of our
0:22.9	Lazy Genius Brain episodes where we practice applying lazy genius principles to a specific area.
0:30.2	Even if the area is not personally applicable, we're getting in the reps, right? Of how to think
0:37.3	like a lazy genius. Of how to make our brains more teed up to know what principles best fit in a
0:44.0	certain situation. And if you are planning a wedding, you are in luck. It is a win for everybody.
0:49.2	So in this episode, we're going to walk through all 13 lazy genius principles and apply them
0:55.0	specifically to planning a wedding. But the bigger goal here is to practice. Let's jump in.
1:00.5	Okay, where do we begin? With anything lazy genius, we begin with naming what matters.
1:07.1	Always, always. Your plans, your systems, your choices will be less effective if you don't
1:14.6	know what matters to you. Now, for sure, some of us have a hard time naming what matters.
1:20.4	But the more you practice in specific situations, even imaginary ones like planning a wedding,
1:26.2	you're not going to have. You start to notice what matters to you overall. So start with naming
1:32.8	what matters most. Now, for planning a wedding, what matters most is probably pretty layered,
1:39.0	right? And there are a lot of things to choose from. So what happens when you don't know where
1:44.2	to begin? What happens when so much could matter that it's paralyzing? We have started doing
1:50.7	this more recently on the podcast. But when you are trying to figure out what matters, try
1:55.4	this very simple three step process name what could matter. Then what does matter? And
2:02.0	finally, what matters most, it is literally just a process of elimination. But it is so,
2:07.5	so helpful. So if you are planning a wedding or doing anything really, where the options
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