In "Little Wins," Paul Lindley, the visionary founder of Ella's Kitchen, invites us on an enlightening journey back to our toddler years, arguing that the key to unlocking astounding creativity and boundless determination lies in emulating the very young. With a blend of captivating anecdotes, rigorous research, and tangible examples, Lindley unveils the nine essential characteristics that toddlers possess, which adults have let slip away amidst the noise of life. From the power of curiosity and the ability to marvel at the simplest of things to the fearless approach of trial and error, "Little Wins" is not just a call to rediscover the joy and potential within but a roadmap back to our most creative and unstoppable selves. This thought-provoking book challenges conventional wisdom about maturity and progress, suggesting that instead of aspiring to grow up, we should strive to grow down. Lindley masterfully shows how, by adopting a toddler's mindset, we can become more innovative, adaptable, and resilient in our personal and professional lives. Through a series of practical steps and inspiring stories, "Little Wins" encourages us to reclaim the unbridled enthusiasm and innate creativity we once effortlessly wielded. It's a persuasive and refreshing argument that to move forward, sometimes we must first look back.