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Perfectionism can keep us from starting altogether, stop us mid-art, and suck the joy out of the finished creative project. Can you relate? 

This week on the podcast, Merideth chats with Enneagram One, Kendra Adachi (aka The Lazy Genius) about holding creative goals loosely, embracing imperfection, and becoming the architecture of your creative life. 

Invitation: 

1. Kendra's advice: "Ask someone you trust what they believe you bring to the creative process."

2. Explore The Lazy Genius' Magic Question: "What can I do now to make something easier later?"

3. Kendra says she lives by Suzanne Stabile's question, "What is mine to do?" Take this question to your journal and see what comes up. 

Kendra Adachi’s Lazy Genius Collective

Elizabeth Joy Hooker’s IG

David Gate, poet, Enneagram Postcards

Enneagram Workshop with Artists for Joy

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Today on the show Lisa has a conversation with Kendra Adachi, host of The Lazy Genius podcast and author of two books, "The Lazy Genius Way" and most recently "The Lazy Genius Kitchen". Kendra calls herself a "professional permission giver" and she does just that as she explains the importance of naming what matters and reminds us to be who we are in Jesus as we work out our callings to plant churches and make Jesus known.

The Lazy Genius Kitchen

The Lazy Genius Way

The Lazy Genius Collective

The Lazy Genius Summer Docket

Today on the show Lisa has a conversation with Kendra Adachi, host of The Lazy Genius podcast and author of two books, "The Lazy Genius Way" and most recently "The Lazy Genius Kitchen". Kendra calls herself a "professional permission giver" and she does just that as she explains the importance of naming what matters and reminds us to be who we are in Jesus as we work out our callings to plant churches and make Jesus known.

The Lazy Genius Kitchen

The Lazy Genius Way

The Lazy Genius Collective

The Lazy Genius Summer Docket

New York Times best-selling author Kendra Adachi is a working mom like all of us. Thanks to her experience, she’s provided us some amazing guidance in her book, The Lazy Genius Way. In this episode, we talk about practical ways to offload things in appropriate seasons, not getting stuck doing things a certain way and staying balanced by becoming more confident in our decisions as moms.

Find Kendra online at http://thelazygeniuscollective.com/.
IG: @thelazygenius
FB: @thelazygeniuscollective