00:00 | Trailer
01:29 Brian’s thoughts on the episode
04:12 Brian’s introduction
04:51 Unlock your potential by rediscovering the skills you had with the mind-set of a toddler
08:56 Why Paul became an entrepreneur creating Ella’s Kitchen
12:12 Starting a company with a mission statement which inspires people to work with you
17:40 Creating a good relationship with food
21:02 Making the decision to listen to his own intuition to go with a new concept in toddler food
23:54 Society needs innovators, risk takers, thinking outside the box, thinking like a toddler
26:23 The decision to write his book Little Wins, with its messages for people at various stages in life
28:26 How people can take the concepts of being like a toddler38:00 Company culture reflected in customer experience
39:01 What Paul took into consideration when deciding to sell his company
42:19 Does every great company need to be linked to a charity
55:48 Executive producer and rap song writer
57:04 Why Paul named his companies after his children
58:48 How do you get Richard Branson to write the forward to your book
1:03:12 What can be done about child obesity
1:07:12 The strategies we need to adopt to cope with the increasing demands of our busy lives
1:10:17 Play is essential for adults
1:13:12 Success secrets
1:14:12 What Paul has changed his mind about over the last six months
1:17:26 What keeps Paul awake at night
1:19:57 Phone call to the 20 year old Paul Lindley
1:21:24 Best advice Paul ever received
1:23:43 Phone call to the 20 year old around the world who would like to be like Paul
1:25:20 Brian’s summing up.