But that's actually how change happens, is small adjustments. So we adjust. We adjust every day, maybe. You adjust constantly.

Welcome back. Today, we are with the amazing Kendra Adachi, friend of the show, friend of everyone as the lazy genius.

Today, she's showing us how to get our time together, how to get our lives together in the lazy

genius style. I love it. You're going to love it. This is one of those shows. You're going to want to go

back and watch or listen to it over and over again. She's just that good.

There's that many truth bombs and light bulb moments and just great things to take away.

Every time we have Kendra on the show and today is no different.

And without further ado, here's my friend Kendra.

So Kendra, here's my thought.

Productivity books really stink for women.

Let's hear a little lazy genius rant on this. Oh my gosh. So I will speak and then you'll hit end and that'll be the end of the episode because I can talk such a long time

about that.

Holy moly.

Okay.

Here, here's the thing.

We, probably the people listening to your show have read a good number of productivity

and time management books over their adult lives.

And the consistent theme there that you might not have

recognized is that it was almost certainly written by man. 93% of the most popular time management

books are written by men. And I don't, I did not process that information until I started to

ask the question. How many women are writing

these books? Because here's what men who write books don't have. They don't have a boss,

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