In "The Power of Small," Linda Kaplan Thaler and Robin Koval challenge us to shift our focus from the grandiose to the seemingly insignificant moments that shape our lives and careers. With a keen eye for the transformative potential of minor actions, the authors unravel the profound impact that small gestures can have on achieving our biggest ambitions. Whether it’s a final review of a presentation, the kindness of holding an elevator door, or the meticulous attention to detail in our interactions, "The Power of Small" argues that these minute acts are not just reflections of our diligence and character but are foundational to earning trust and respect in both personal and professional realms. Drawing upon their extensive experience and success in the competitive advertising industry, Kaplan Thaler and Koval weave together compelling narratives and research to illustrate how overlooking the small can be the downfall of the greatest endeavors, while embracing it can offer a competitive edge and lead to unexpected victories. Far from advocating for a life caught up in minutiae, "The Power of Small" serves as an inspiring guide for recalibrating our approach to life's challenges and opportunities. By adopting a mindset that celebrates the power of small actions, we are empowered to make meaningful progress toward our most ambitious goals, proving that to achieve greatness, sometimes, you have to think small.