Most of what I learned at Google was very much in line with my value system of trying to make the world a better place.

One of the famous projects that GoogleX worked on is the self-driving car project.

That's a big moon shot.

What made me successful at Google is happiness.

I think that the 10 million happy mission is the entire universe that's been

conspiring to make this work. We can impact the world around us so much by

focusing our actions on what really matters. Ali was the person that mattered to me most in life.

He was my son, he was my best friend,

and he was my coach on the topic of happiness.

Life was here when I hugged him for the last time.

It dropped all the way down here, do I want to stay here?

Ali never hid anything from me other than one thing.

He used his allowance when he was 16 years old to get a tattoo on his back.

The gravity of the battle means nothing to those at peace.

The event in itself has no power to make you happy or unhappy. It's the way you process

the event in your head that makes you happy or unhappy. If we just practice that gratitude, see the truth of how

amazing our lives are, we're going to be fine. So, This week on the show we have Mo Gaudet and he's the chief business officer for Google X. That's the secret dark community inside

Google that works on these things called moonshots like self-driving cars

spaceships to Mars all of that stuff and he has a new book called Solve for Happy and

it's actually an engineer's look at happiness. How can we actually program it in

our brain not from just doing meditation and

being positive but actually solving it as an engineering problem and most goal

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