Leonardo Da Vinci's Biggest Secret 🤫

2023-04-09 · Short · Ali · recording, 0:52 · watch on YouTube

Topic: Productivity and time · mode: Personal story · tags: Feel-Good Productivity thesis

In a Short, Ali says Leonardo da Vinci, artist, scientist and inventor, owed a big part of his genius to playful curiosity, and that the secret of his success, in a phrase, was having fun.

What is said

The parts of the video and what is said in each (★ — how much it matters to the video).

00:00:00 — Leonardo da Vinci's library, playful curiosity and iconic works

★★ Ali says Leonardo da Vinci was a master of many fields: an artist, a scientist and an inventor all in one. — 00:00:00
★ Ali says Leonardo da Vinci kept a meticulously organised personal library of books, with diagrams and cross-referencing systems he created himself. — 00:00:00
★★★ Ali says a big part of Leonardo da Vinci's genius was his playful curiosity, his willingness to explore and experiment with everything around him, approaching every task with joy and a desire to learn. — 00:00:00
★★ Ali says Leonardo da Vinci's playful approach to learning allowed him to create some of history's most iconic works, such as the Mona Lisa, the Vitruvian Man and the Last Supper. — 00:00:29
★★★ In a phrase, Ali says, the secret to Leonardo da Vinci's success was having fun. — 00:00:29

Mentioned

Central: Leonardo da Vinci

Also: Mona Lisa · The Last Supper · Vitruvian Man

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