#96 - Natural Momentum: Unleashing Productivity in Parents and Kids with Dr. Jeff Karp

A Dad's Path

Will Braunstein

Parenting, Kids & Family

5 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 29 April 2024

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

Join us as host Will Braunstein sits down with Dr. Jeff Karp, a Harvard Medical School professor, MIT biomedical engineer, and author of the inspiring new book "LIT: Life Ignition Tools: Use Nature's Playbook to Energize Your Brain, Spark Ideas, and Ignite Action"

Dr. Karp explores how parents can harness the power of nature to boost productivity for themselves and their children. Dr. Karp shares practical tools that tap into the natural world to rejuvenate our mental landscapes and foster focus and creativity.

Whether it's overcoming distractions or aligning daily tasks with our deepest values, this episode provides actionable insights for parents eager to cultivate a focused, energized, and purpose-driven family life.

Tune in to discover how you can light up your life and guide your children in kindling their own sparks of productivity and fulfillment.

You can learn more about Dr. Karp's work at https://www.karplab.net

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0:00.0	Hi and welcome to a Dad's Path podcast. We're real Dad solving everyday problems.
0:06.0	Each week we tackle issues that dads everywhere face and deliver actions you can take right away.
0:11.0	Subscribe so you don't miss an episode and go to a Dad's Path.com to get our free newsletter exclusively
0:16.6	for dads.
0:18.0	Our goal is to help you make fatherhood count.
0:20.6	Dad all. Hello and welcome.
0:31.0	Hello and welcome to another episode of a Dad's Path Podcast. I'm Will Bronstein.
0:37.0	Today we're here with Dr. Jeff Karp.
0:39.0	Dr Karp is a Harvard Medical School professor, MIT Biomedical Engineer, and a father of two.
0:45.0	He has a new book coming out called Lint, which teaches us how nature jump-starts our kids
0:49.4	imaginations and gets them attuned with what makes them tick.
0:53.0	Throughout his book, Dr. Karp provides strategies that motivates our kids to take inspired action.
0:58.0	He's able to do this.
1:00.0	When Dr. Karp was a child, he struggled with learning differences himself, namely ADHD,
1:04.8	and needed to find a way to engage with the world that worked for him.
1:08.0	So by becoming his own scientific experiment, he learned how to nurture his curiosity and find solutions to problems.
1:14.0	Dr. Karp's work stands out in the global academic community with over 33,000 citations.
1:19.2	If you're not in the academic community, that is just a huge number.
1:23.6	That's crazy.
1:25.2	But beyond that, he's a prolific entrepreneur
1:27.1	having co-founded 12 companies
1:29.2	with significant advancements in various medical technologies.
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