Hi there. You're listening to the lazy genius podcast. I'm Kendra Adachi. This podcast is not about

hacking the system to find more time or hacking your energy to get more done. Hustling to be the best

or to make the most out of every opportunity is exhausting and unsustainable. So here we do things

differently. On this podcast, we value contentment,

compassion, and living in our season. We favor small steps over big systems. Here, we are lazy

geniuses, being a genius about the things that matter and lazy about the things that don't.

And I'm so glad you're here. Today is episode 433 when your to do list

feels too long. First, I'm going to give you five questions to ask to help you get your to do

list in a place that feels way more doable. It's a really simple process you can follow that takes

less than five minutes, and I promise

it'll help.

Then I'll share what my own personal to-do list routine looks like, not so you can follow

it, but so you can just hear how someone else approaches how they get their tasks done.

As we know, hearing ideas from other people, it helps us find our own ideas. Then for a little

extra something, I'm going to share our current meal matrix for this busy fall season. A meal

matrix is a meal planning scaffolding, basically, that it helps limit decision fatigue while still

leaving room for a variety and flexibility. And we have one right now that's working really well for our current season of life.

And like the to-do list routine, it might spark an idea of how to approach your own meals by hearing mine.

We'll, as always, share the lazy genius of the week.

And then we'll end with a mini pep talk for when you forget to do something you needed to do.

Because no matter how short you can make your to-do list or how smooth your to-do list

routine might be, you're still going to forget stuff.

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