Hi @godflesh Excellent your post. Da Vinci’s curiosity and detailed journaling remind us to follow his great example. Built a parachute kite to learn about aerodynamics; You will become the da Vinci’s of the future, influencing others around the world to create and dream.

I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that since his death, the world has never really had another Leonardo da Vinci. While his name might conjure up images of famous works of art such as the Mona Lisa, The Last Supper, or The Vitruvian Man, he was much more than an artist. In fact, he was an architect, musician, mathematician, engineer, inventor, expert in anatomy, geologist, mapmaker, and botanist. In short, he was a genius.

You might not know that Leonardo was an exceptional athlete, widely known as the strongest man in Florence and an accomplished fencer and horseman.

Genius and creativity are closely linked. How does one make connections that have never been made before? Doing so is the essence of originality.

We think of creativity as an intellectual exercise, but it requires tremendous energy. Learning to cultivate your life force, your life energy, is a very important part of this.

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