We have a lot of things we’re managing right now, and the one thing that never goes anywhere, no matter our season or stage of life, is food. We have to eat, you guys. So in light of all of the things that take up our time in the evenings this season, how do we cook dinner? How do we make sure everybody eats when we never seem to be home at actual dinner time or even at the same time? Let’s Lazy Genius it.Helpful Companion LinksThe Holiday Docket: The Lazy Genius Guide to Celebrating WellLast week’s episode on fall time - episode #278: How to Manage Your Time this FallEpisode #121: How to Build a Fall Dinner QueueEpisode #276: How to Pack Lunch for WorkMy pal Anna Sale’s podcast Death, Sex, and MoneyEpisode #225: The Shoe EpisodeDownload a transcript of this episode.

#279 - How to Fix Dinner When You’re Never Home

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#360 - A Pep Talk for the Perpetually Tired

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#359 - 7 Routines That Work for Me

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#358 - How to Kindly and Efficiently Get Where You Need to Go

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#279 - How to Fix Dinner When You’re Never Home

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