Episode 208: How To Make ADHD Your Super-Power with Dr. Jeff Karp
Drama-Free Healthy Living With Jess Cording
Release Date: 04/16/2024
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šGET THE BOOK: LIT: Life Ignition Tools: Use Nature's Playbook to Energize Your Brain, Spark Ideas, and Ignite Action
In this episode of 'Drama Free Healthy Living with Jess Cording,' host and registered dietician Jess Cording interviews Dr. Jeff Karp, a Harvard Medical School professor and MIT bioengineer.
They delve into how to leverage brain power and the wisdom of nature for better health and wellness.
Dr. Karp shares his journey from struggling with ADHD to founding over a dozen companies and discusses his new book 'Lit,' which explores learning from nature to enhance our lives.
The conversation covers topics like neurodiversity as a superpower, the importance of asking questions to fuel curiosity, and practical tips for incorporating nature into daily life to reduce stress and improve wellness.
Dr. Karp also emphasizes the importance of gradual progress and curiosity in achieving a healthier lifestyle. Additionally, Jess shares her insights on setting achievable goals and the concept of activation energy in forming new habits.
šļø Some key points
03:12 Understanding ADHD: Beyond the Disorder
05:12 Jeff's Personal Journey with ADHD and Discovering Nature's Impact
09:15 Harnessing Nature for Mental Wellness and Creativity
15:01 Practical Tips for Connecting with Nature in Urban Environments
19:06 Exploring the Interconnectedness of Nature and Gratitude
23:46 Unlocking Brain Potential Through Neuroplasticity
25:25 Imagination as a Pathway to Innovation
26:38 Turning Imagination into Innovation: A Strategy for Success
28:22 The Entrepreneurial Journey: From PhD to Founding Companies
30:14 Harnessing the Power of Community and Networking
39:24 Embracing Neurodiversity: Turning Challenges into Superpowers
45:36 Healthy Living as a Path, Not a Destination
Jeffās BIO
Jeff Karp, PhD, is a Harvard Medical School professor and MIT bioengineer dedicated to translating natureās wisdom into both medical therapiesāsurgical glue inspired by slugs,
a diagnostic for cancer based on the tentacles of jellyfish, and surgical staples based on the
quills of a porcupineāand self-help tools to reclaim your energy and attention.
These tools have helped Karpāwho struggled with ADHD as a child and found inspiration
in nature to channel creativity and focusāco-found more than a dozen companies that have raised~$600 million and run the Karp Lab at Mass Gen Hospital. In LIT (William Morrow; April 9, 2024), he outlines critical lessons we can learn from nature and teaches us how to apply them to our lives.
š Connect with Jeff Karp
Website www.Jeffkarp.com
Instagram: @mrjeffkarp https://www.instagram.com/mrjeffkarp/
Twitter https://twitter.com/MrJeffKarp/status/1772689391682507211
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