Dr. Kelly Lambert Shares Her Expertise On Depression, ADHD, DHEA, & Revenge Of The Nerds- Episode 17 - 083013

Episode 17 of The Live Life Aggressively podcast is another great episode, as we discuss a topic that affects or has affected all of us in some form or fashion; depression. Depression can be very detrimental to our career, personal life, mental health, as well as our physical health and training programs. On this episode, Dr. Kelly Lambert (http://http://www.kellylambertlab.com/), a highly regarded expert in the field of behavioral neuroscience and author of the critically acclaimed book "Lifting Depression" & the newly released "Lab Rat Chronicles' joins us, on this week's LLA podcast. Part One: Kelly joins us to discuss the following topics:

• How a more automated world contributes to depression
• How movement has played the part in the evolution of our species, as well as its role in alleviating depression
• Which types of movement is essential to assisting the alleviation of mental illness
• Why utilizing you hands can serve as a "mental health vitamin"
• Why cooking could be a lot more beneficial than just feeding alleviating hunger
• What Kelly views as the biggest benefit of meditation
• The Karma and  "Revenge of The Nerds"
• The unspoken importance of physical activity school kids and how it's affecting student's academic performance,
• What the Netherlands can teach us how less homework can improve education and mental health in the U.S.
• Addressing the controversy of the issue of the rush to medication to address mental health issues
• When "talk therapy' is beneficial and when it can be a detrimental crutch
• The importance for having a game plan to address mental health, just as having a game plan for physical health
• Addressing the concerns of misdiagnoses of ADHD and Autism
• How optimum DHEA levels play an important part in managing stress levels & cognitive abilities
• Why little bouts of sadness is not necessarily a bad thing and not necessarily considered major forms of depression
• How protecting kids with the "everyone gets a trophy" theory has as negative effect on their latter life

Part Two: Mike & Sincere discuss:

• Mike & Sincere discuss the "microwave society"
• The problems when "self-reliance" is ignored or no longer accepted
• What Maya Angelou can teach you about those who betray you in life
• The harsh reality of Facebook friends
• Clicking the "Like" button from the grave?
• The worst times to check email
• Rob Van Damme's unforgettable appearance on the Arsenio Hall Show & how he evolved from that era
• The 36 year old whose friends are 21
• How to avoid "Old Man/Woman Syndrome"
• What you can learn from Tina Turner on "choosing" to not be a slave to your age
• The battle of 18 year old Mike & Sincere vs. 39 & 40 year old Mike and Sincere
• Minimalism in training, business, and life
• The beauty of failure and how it helps others succeed