Hey there you're listening to the Lazy Genius Podcast. I'm Kendra Adachi and I'm here to help you be a genius about the things that matter and lazy about the things that don't.

Today is episode 363 office hours with Kendra.

This is our quarterly episode where I take your problems and try and lazy genius them.

There are so many great questions and responses on my

Instagram post and my feed at the lazy genius so you can check that out if you'd like.

Today as always though for these episodes I will put the questions that are focused on kids

in parenting at the end in one chunk so that those of you without kids you don't have to listen

if you would rather move along with your day. I will say though as

always that hearing how to think about any problem whether it is relatable to your life or not

it really helps you think about your own. The process, the mindsets, the principles we use, they're pretty much the same.

So maybe you could use it as a practice to keep lazy geniuses in your own life.

Okay, let's get started. Forgive me for my cold. It's taking a long time to get

over so appreciate your patience. All right. The first question today comes from my

zombie pancreas, excellent handle in a light-hearted take on dealing with diabetes.

Well done. Okay here's her problem. Quitting my job to work for myself. Eek! How do I end

the work day feeling done when I'm never done?

Okay, so the first thing that I notice with this question is that it is proactive and not reactive.

zombie pancreas, you're either... and not reactive.

zombie pancreas, you're either in the process of quitting your job or you just quit your job and started working for yourself based on the wording of this question.

So that means that you are anticipating. for yourself based on the wording of this question.

So that means that you are anticipating

wanting there to be a boundary between work and non-work

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