Mo Gawdat 3 Books Collection Set: Solve for Happy, Scary Smart & More - Non Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set
That Little Voice in Your Head
Solve for Happy
Scary Smart

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Bluebird (Pan Macmillan)

Overview
This three-book paperback set brings together Mo Gawdat's most influential works on happiness, mindset, and artificial intelligence. Combining Solve for Happy, Scary Smart, and That Little Voice in Your Head, the collection blends engineering-style logic with warm, practical wisdom. Readers move from rewiring negative self-talk to building a lasting sense of joy, then step outward to consider how humanity should navigate a future shaped by intelligent machines. Ideal for anyone drawn to self-help, mindset coaching, or tech ethics, this set offers a coherent, thought-provoking reading journey from one of today's most respected voices in personal development and technology.

About the Books
Mo Gawdat spent years as an engineer and business leader at Google, most notably serving as Chief Business Officer of Google X, before turning his analytical mind toward happiness and technology. This collection captures three distinct stages of his thinking. That Little Voice in Your Head examines the internal dialogue that shapes daily mood, offering practical exercises to interrupt negative thought loops and build lasting self-compassion. Solve for Happy takes a more systematic approach, identifying six illusions and seven brain defects that distort our sense of reality, then presenting five ultimate truths designed to make happiness a default state rather than a rare event. Scary Smart shifts focus outward, exploring the rapid rise of artificial intelligence and arguing that the values humans model today will shape how future machines think and behave tomorrow. Together, the three books trace a throughline from inner clarity to outer responsibility, encouraging readers to master their own minds before turning attention to the wider world. Gawdat writes in a clear, conversational style that draws on data, personal experience, and hard-won lessons, including the personal loss that first inspired his search for a scientific approach to joy. This set suits readers who enjoy practical self-help, curious minds interested in where technology is heading, and anyone looking for a grounded, engineer's perspective on both happiness and the future.

Key Benefits

• Three complete Mo Gawdat paperbacks in one collection set
• Covers inner mindset work and outward-facing tech insight
• Practical exercises and frameworks readers can apply right away
• Accessible, engineer's-logic style suited to busy adults
• A thoughtful gift for birthdays, holidays, or a fresh start

Book-by-Book Guide
That Little Voice in Your Head — Gawdat unpacks the internal chatter that fuels self-doubt and offers exercises to retrain it toward compassion.
Solve for Happy — Gawdat treats happiness as an engineering problem, mapping illusions and brain defects that stand between us and joy.
Scary Smart — Drawing on his years at Google X, Gawdat argues today's human choices will shape how artificial intelligence behaves tomorrow.

About the Author
Mo Gawdat is an engineer, entrepreneur, and former Chief Business Officer of Google X, the moonshot lab behind projects like Waymo and Google Glass. After a personal tragedy prompted him to study happiness through a scientific lens, he began writing and speaking widely on well-being, mindset, and the ethics of artificial intelligence. He also founded the One Billion Happy initiative, aiming to spread practical tools for joy to a global audience. Gawdat's engineering background gives his writing a distinctive, logic-driven clarity that has resonated with readers across the self-help and technology genres.

Why You'll Love This Collection
This collection pairs practical happiness tools with a clear-eyed look at our AI-driven future, making it a thoughtful gift for birthdays, the holiday season, or a graduate starting fresh. Compact and giftable, it suits a nightstand, a commuter bag, or a spot on any personal development or self-help bookshelf at home.

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