Book · 1957 · Artificial groundwater recharge
Artificial Recharge of Ground Water
An Annotated Bibliography Through 1954
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Why people recommend it
This volume relates to hydrogeology and the management of water resources, though it shares a title with David Coe's book on mental wellness. On On Purpose with Jay Shetty, host Jay Shetty recommended David Coe's book Recharge to listeners seeking tools to combat burnout, praising its brilliant format and interviewing subjects ranging from Randall Park to Macklemore. Shetty introduced Coe, the CEO of Calm, and promoted the publication as offering tips for best mental wellness practices in a digital world. Coe discussed the themes featured in his book, explaining various techniques to help individuals manage their stress and energy levels. He compared the human mind to a battery that requires recharging, noting that people can adopt one, several, or all of the suggested strategies. Coe also referenced several executive and expert interviews included in his work, such as conversations with Dr. Aditi Nerurkar regarding good and bad stress, and John Sculley, the former CEO of Apple, who reflected on being a chief listening officer. Shetty brought up the publication to explore the mind-battery analogy, and Coe detailed the ways readers can recognize when they need replenishment, underscoring the importance of rest and mindful practices to avoid becoming overwhelmed in daily life and modern professional environments.
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Jay Shetty The book is called recharge. Got interviews with everyone from Randall Park to Macklemore. It's a brilliant… 4
“I'm talking about David Coe, the CEO of Calm, the leading app for meditation and mindfulness, and a new author of his book Recharge, that offers tips for the best mental wellness practices in today's digital world. The book has interviews with rappers, rebels, and innovators as he travels talking about stress, burnout, and feeling drained.”
“Walk us through this because I really like this in your book, Recharge, the way you break it down and explain it.”
“So that you don't have to think about it in the moment, cuz when you're trying to figure it out in the moment, that's when you get more overwhelmed. Like, I know before I go on stage, I always practice breath work. If I've had a couple of late nights, I know sleep is the only chance that's going to”
“The book is called recharge. Got interviews with everyone from Randall Park to Macklemore. It's a brilliant book, so fascinating. I love it. I love the format. I love the format. The format's fantastic.”
David Coe And so, in the book, I list a lot of things in the book that you may do. You may do one, two, three, four,… 5
“And so, in the book, I list a lot of things in the book that you may do. You may do one, two, three, four, or all of them.”
“In the book, actually, I interviewed Dr. Aditi Nerurkar. And you met her? Yeah, she's wonderful.”
“So, I had um so, two people in particular. So, John Sculley, for example, the former CEO of Apple. He talked about how in the book he was chief listening officer. And I was like, "Really?"”
“Our brain, like everything else, needs to recharge. And if you can find ways to recharge, whether it's listening to you every day, uh congratulations on over 600 episodes.”
“When I was younger and I didn't understand this uh when I was 14 years old and I think it was much younger. I wrote about it in the book that it was 14.”