the little book of thinking big

It pays to think bigThis little book will set you on your way to big things. Bigger ideas, bigger answers and bigger plans than you′ve ever had before. About who you are, what you want, what you′re doing and where you′re going.Thinking big is not just for dreams and fairy tales. Your mind has awesome potential and boundless ambition. How you use that potential will steer and shape your life. Think small and that is the life you will have. Think bigger and you will never limit yourself.Ignore the manualLet yourself be unshackled from the busyness of life and all the noisy small stuff. Demolish the barriers of narrow thinking, expand your frontiers and you′ll overshoot your current reality by a distance.Whether you have an ambition to be somewhere, a passion for something, an appetite to change direction or a problem to solve, thinking bigger is your route to success. It will grow your ambition, your art, your business or any aspect of your life.Get your imagination and determination flowing. Who knows where you could end up?′It pays to think big. This small book will set you on your way′ Tim Davie, CEO BBC Worldwide′Serious mind food that upsizes your thinking. A must read, but also a fun read: damn that Richard Newton!′ Robert Kelsey, bestselling author of What′s Stopping You? and Get Things Done′Chock full of inspiration and advice to find your next big idea′ John Williams, bestselling author of Screw Work, Let′s PlayBiographie de l'auteurRichard Newton is an entrepreneur, consultant and writer. After spending almost ten years writing about business forThe Sunday Telegraph andThe Mail on Sunday, Richard decided to switch sides, walk the talk and run his own business. He co–founded a software company that supplies brand management solutions for many of the world s largest consumer brands.He is now co–founder, director, board adviser and mentor at a number of tech companies and start–ups including Call Trunk, Screendragon and Txt2Buy. (Calltrunk, an audio and video search tool, is tipped to be one of the fastest growing search companies of 2014.)He runs consultancy Newton Principles and writes about being creative in business, the importance of good language in business and the urgency to do things.