Thursday, April 18, 2024
LIT by Jeff Karp
LIT: LIFE IGNITION TOOLS by Jeff
Karp takes a look at how to “Use Nature's Playbook to Energize Your Brain,
Spark Ideas, and Ignite Action.” Karp is a biomedical engineering professor at
Harvard Medical School and MIT, an innovator and serial entrepreneur. He obviously is a person with high energy and interest
in pursuing new ideas and different ways of thinking. Some of the skills he stresses
include “flip the switch,” “live for the questions,” and “get bothered.” He quotes any number of experts like Temple Grandin or Sir Ken Robinson, and encourages readers to “be an active opportunist,”
“get hooked on movement,” and “fall in love with practice.” Karp’s publishers
say that LIT: LIFE IGNITION TOOLS “takes us off autopilot and helps us
stay alert, present, and fully engaged in our lives.” For many readers Karp’s strategies
and suggestions will not be intuitive and more specific action steps could have
been helpful. This seems like a hard text to tackle and digest alone, but a group
working together over an extended time could definitely have an impact on each
other. Detailed notes and excellent references
comprise roughly ten percent of the text – the bibliography is a
fantastic reading list.
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