Side Hustle, Win Every Argument, How Big Things Get Done 3 Books Collection Set - Non Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Side Hustle by Chris Guillebeau. Win Every Argument by Mehdi Hasan. How Big Things Get Done by Bent Flyvbjerg and Dan Gardner. Details. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. Publisher: Pan Macmillan. Age Range: Adult. Overview. This three-book business and personal development bundle brings together three of the sharpest minds in modern nonfiction. Chris Guillebeau shows how to launch a profitable side hustle without quitting your day job, Mehdi Hasan reveals the rhetorical secrets behind winning any debate, and Bent Flyvbjerg with Dan Gardner unpack why ambitious projects succeed or fail. Together these paperbacks form a practical toolkit for entrepreneurship, persuasive communication, and disciplined execution — ideal for professionals, students, and anyone chasing bigger goals in work and life.. About the Books. Side Hustle lays out an accessible 27-day roadmap for turning a spare-time idea into real income, guiding readers through brainstorming, launching, and refining a business alongside a full-time job — a manual for financial resilience when relying on one paycheck feels increasingly risky. Win Every Argument, the New York Times bestseller from broadcaster Mehdi Hasan, distils decades of high-stakes interviewing into a step-by-step method for making your case with confidence, whether in a boardroom or an online debate, drawing on rhetoric from ancient orators to modern political combat. How Big Things Get Done, by Oxford megaproject expert Bent Flyvbjerg and bestselling author Dan Gardner, investigates why ambitious projects — from kitchen renovations to Olympic Games and rail lines — run over time and budget, and what rare successes like Apple's iPod launch do differently, drawing on Flyvbjerg's landmark research into thousands of projects worldwide. Read together, the three titles trace a natural arc: generate an idea (Side Hustle), communicate it persuasively (Win Every Argument), then plan and deliver it without the budget or sched