Think like a child

The most important lesson in the 33 shown is thinking like a child. Increasingly I find myself choosing to see things like a child would see them and I am finding life much simpler. Children are great with the "Why" and the "Why Not" parts of life and we forget this simplicity somehow as we grow. The fact that a child's mind is unfettered by the restrictions of rationality allow not only for remarkable innovation but, more importantly, for the infectious wonder necessary to poke around in places that adults tend to overlook.