Interview with Leonardo da Vinci
I told him that creative people sometimes accomplish the most when they work the least. Our minds are filled with ideas, and we need time for those ideas to marinate, until we eventually get an insight.
I talked to Leonardo da Vinci July 20, 2022 I told him that creative people sometimes accomplish the most when they work the least. Our minds are filled with ideas, and we need time for those ideas to marinate, until we eventually get an insight. Leonardo da Vinci is the definition of a Renaissance man. His most famous works are the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper, but that’s barely the tip of the iceberg. He excelled at a wide variety of fields , from art to engineering. (Note: dotted text is " expandable ". Try clicking it!) He was the most curious man in history. In this interview, I talk to
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