Little Wins: The Huge Power of Thinking Like a Toddler

Great!

I really appreciated the personal examples that Paul Lindley lays out and framework he sets forth to "think like a toddler"

The book has many good features, but I don't sell a product, and I found it was giving a bit too much of tips on promoting a product in the end.But yes, Toddlers are unspoiled in their outlook on life and therefore creative, since they have not yet been corrupted by the opinion of othersand manipulated by the public. I perfectly agree on this part. Quite entertaining to read, but not something I would not have known of alreadywith my worldly experience and lifespan really. Just another guideline. However, I agree totally on the whole-food theory, as I only cook whole food myself and only buy from shops where they deal with the local farmers.

It's so easy to forget your toddler courage, curiosity and innocence, but Paul Lindley brings it right back to life with inspiring stories from his own experience setting up Ella's Kitchen as well as from many other people he has encountered along the way. There are practical tips and toddler challenges throughout to help you reconnect with your toddler self and see how a toddler approach can produce fantastic results within a business context. What it leaves you with is a renewed sense of optimism and enthusiasm for the world, which is both uplifting and empowering.

From his vast experience of starting and running Ella's Kitchen, Paul Lindley shares vital lessons here that everyone in business should learn from. Often we are 'too adult' in our approach and Paul talks throughout the book on growing down and becoming more child-like in our approach to life and business. A great read!

A really great perspective on how to approach life and business. An enjoyable read and a great reminder of how adventurous and creative we all once were and how it shouldn't be that hard to claim back some of our inner child in embracing life's opportunities.

Very well written, entertaining but most of all lots of really compelling ways to make some really thoughtful changes to everyday life and business.

Thought provoking book which takes us back to the inspiration of thinking like a toddler and insights with children. Very much agree.

A thoroughly enjoyable read that reminds everyone that we should take things less seriously at work and at home. Easier to read and more accessible than other business philosophy books.

My favourite book :)

An excellent read with lots of practical advice for the every day issues faced when running a business. Thoroughly recommended.

An excellent aid to clear thinking around a pool table.

Great book for an alternative look at business with some great anecdotes

Very good book

Makes you think about how you have changed and how you can grow down to your child like self and what benefits would it bring. Also gives you the confidence to get a different perspective on doing things.

I really enjoyed this. Paul Lindley challenges the constraints we put around ourselves as adults and urges us to access our inner toddler for a more joyful, immediate and creative existence. Buy it, you'll enjoy it very much

Riveting, energising, inspiring, witty, brilliant. Loved, loved, loved it. Whether you are looking for a little dose of inspiration to get in touch with your inner 'you'; or just need a bit of a nudge to 'go for it'... read this. Paul helps us see that trusting our instincts, being honest, open, inquiring and curious can be life changing in our adult lives, too.