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Details:Details: Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781529066142 Publisher: Bluebird (Pan Macmillan) Age Range: Adult Overview That Little Voice In Your Head: Adjust the Code that Runs Your Brain is a practical self-help guide from Mo Gawdat, the internationally bestselling author of Solve for Happy. Drawing on his own experience, Gawdat treats the human mind like a piece of software that can be understood and reprogrammed. This paperback edition offers straightforward exercises and honest reflection designed to quieten negative self-talk and build a calmer, more contented daily life. About the Book Mo Gawdat opens with a simple premise: to fix a malfunctioning machine, you first need to understand what has gone wrong with it, and the same logic applies to human unhappiness. Drawing on his engineering background and years as a senior Google executive, he treats the mind as a system running old, faulty "code" inherited from evolution, upbringing and modern life. That Little Voice In Your Head breaks down how negative self-talk, comparison, fear and greed are learned patterns rather than fixed traits, and shows how they can be identified and rewritten. Gawdat guides readers through practical exercises that reframe apathy as compassion, scarcity as generosity, and anxious rumination as calm clarity. He blends personal anecdotes with accessible psychological insight, avoiding jargon in favour of clear, actionable steps. The tone is warm but direct, encouraging readers to treat their own thoughts with curiosity rather than judgment. Rather than promising instant transformation, the book presents happiness as a skill trained over time through small, consistent changes, suiting anyone who feels trapped by an overly critical inner monologue. Written by Mo Gawdat, internationally bestselling author of Solve for Happy Practical exercises to identify and rewrite negative thought patterns Blends personal experience with accessible psychological insight Ideal gift for anyone interested in self-help, mindset and wellbeing Brand new paperback edition, perfect for home libraries or gifting About the Author Mo Gawdat is a former Chief Business Officer of Google [X], the tech giant's innovation lab, and a serial entrepreneur with a 27-year career spanning IBM, NCR, BAT and Microsoft before joining Google in 2007. He helped launch and grow Google's operations across emerging markets worldwide. Following personal tragedy, Gawdat shifted focus to writing and speaking about happiness and the human mind, becoming the internationally bestselling author of Solve for Happy. Why You'll Love This Book Honest, practical and refreshingly free of jargon, this book gives readers real tools to quieten their inner critic. Perfect for fans of self-help and personal development seeking lasting, everyday change. Please Note: Book cover may vary slightly from the image shown, this is the UK edition with UK ISBN 9781529066142.
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Details: Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781529066142 Publisher: Bluebird (Pan Macmillan) Age Range: Adult Overview That Little Voice In Your Head: Adjust the Code that Runs Your Brain is a practical self-help guide from Mo Gawdat, the internationally bestselling author of Solve for Happy. Drawing on his own experience, Gawdat treats the human mind like a piece of software that can be understood and reprogrammed. This paperback edition offers straightforward exercises and honest reflection designed to quieten negative self-talk and build a calmer, more contented daily life. About the Book Mo Gawdat opens with a simple premise: to fix a malfunctioning machine, you first need to understand what has gone wrong with it, and the same logic applies to human unhappiness. Drawing on his engineering background and years as a senior Google executive, he treats the mind as a system running old, faulty "code" inherited from evolution, upbringing and modern life. That Little Voice In Your Head breaks down how negative self-talk, comparison, fear and greed are learned patterns rather than fixed traits, and shows how they can be identified and rewritten. Gawdat guides readers through practical exercises that reframe apathy as compassion, scarcity as generosity, and anxious rumination as calm clarity. He blends personal anecdotes with accessible psychological insight, avoiding jargon in favour of clear, actionable steps. The tone is warm but direct, encouraging readers to treat their own thoughts with curiosity rather than judgment. Rather than promising instant transformation, the book presents happiness as a skill trained over time through small, consistent changes, suiting anyone who feels trapped by an overly critical inner monologue. Written by Mo Gawdat, internationally bestselling author of Solve for Happy Practical exercises to identify and rewrite negative thought patterns Blends personal experience with accessible psychological insight Ideal gift for anyone interested in self-help, mindset and wellbeing Brand new paperback edition, perfect for home libraries or gifting About the Author Mo Gawdat is a former Chief Business Officer of Google [X], the tech giant's innovation lab, and a serial entrepreneur with a 27-year career spanning IBM, NCR, BAT and Microsoft before joining Google in 2007. He helped launch and grow Google's operations across emerging markets worldwide. Following personal tragedy, Gawdat shifted focus to writing and speaking about happiness and the human mind, becoming the internationally bestselling author of Solve for Happy. Why You'll Love This Book Honest, practical and refreshingly free of jargon, this book gives readers real tools to quieten their inner critic. Perfect for fans of self-help and personal development seeking lasting, everyday change. Please Note: Book cover may vary slightly from the image shown, this is the UK edition with UK ISBN 9781529066142.
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