Hey there! You are 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.

This is a bonus episode, which we do about once a month and one kind of bonus episode

we on Team LG love to share, is how to Lazy Genius something super specific. Today is that

day I'm going to share how I Lazy Genius air travel. Airports and airplanes have a lot

about them that is kind of the worst, but flying is also part of life for a lot of people,

so why not Lazy Genius it? I'm going to share my start to finish air travel process and how I

apply Lazy Genius principles to it. Hopefully you'll get some ideas on how to make air travel

easier for you too. Okay, let's jump in. First, packing. I do not have a decide once rule about

checking bags or carrying on, mostly because it depends on how long I'm gone and what the tradeoff is

for how many liquids I need. I told you last Monday in the episode about Lazy Genius air travel that I

also don't have packing lists because I really make adjustments for every trip and I like it that way.

I find a lot of comfort in having like all my potions and my tonics and my dry shampoo,

so with me and I don't like to skimp on the brands that I love to settle for brands that I don't,

but that happen to have travel sizes for their stuff, right? So every time, every single time I get

on a plane, I look at how long I'll be gone, I process through the whole trip, right? I've figured

out what I'm going to do to my hair, how fancy my makeup has to be, and then I decide if it's worth

it to carry on because a lot of times it's not. I would rather just pack my full-size products,

take everything I need and check a bag. Plus, I really do love how nimble travel is to not have my

my carry on rolling through the airport. It's not a deal breaker or anything, like it's fine if I have

it, but getting off the plane and walking around and going to the bathroom and all the things with

just a backpack or a purse, yes please. Now that's not a decision for everyone, but it is for me,

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