Leonardo Da Vinci's Biggest Secret 🤫

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[normalchannel]

Humans are naturally born to be curious. Babies and toddlers always explore everything

[dungusglumbus]

I think a good thing that helped Leonardo was that he wasn’t subjected to the modern public school environment. When you read about Da Vincis personal life, especially as a child, you learn that he was incredibly impatient and very easily distracted. His tutor struggled with him daily, and you realize that these texts make it sound like Da Vinci has some form of what we’d diagnose as ADD or ADHD. But even though he was different, Leonardo learned how to do things his own way. He was left handed, so he wrpte all of his personal notes from the right side of the page to the left side, a style known as Mirror Script. There was no particular reason for this, except for the fact that this style is just Leonardo’s brain felt the most comfortable doing. But he realized that mirror script was complicated to regular people, so in all of his non-private writings (letters to family and friends, ) he writes them all regularly from left to right. Dude was such a genius that he taught himself how to be ambidextrous. But the modern school system would have 100% stamped out all of this, and made him conform. It makes you wonder how many Leonardo Davincis we’re potentially missing out on.

[shumatsuopost]

It's amazing to think that even hundreds of years after his death, we're still learning new things about Leonardo Da Vinci. Can't wait to see what other secrets he has hidden away!

[tinaperez]

Lovely & inspiring short. Thank you. ❤👍🔥🤗

[sumanthmurthy]

Yes but as Walter Isaacson points out, Da Vinci was both curious AND easily distracted which made him not complete projects and many works remain unfinished

[readwithelahe]

I like how Ali actually puts in time and effort to create Shorts and doesn’t just use parts of his long videos for Shirts

[JaySmith-rvro]

The real secret to his success? No cellphones.

[jacoblee]

One of the greatest multipotentialites for sure.

[archankumarmyana]

Our modern school systems should learn from this.

[boxedbutbetter]

I wish I could save this video. It's truly inspiring.

[mmarco]

"What was his secret to success?"
"I have no idea, so I'll make something up."

[rahulchaudhary]

Not killing the curiosity might be more appropriate than just fun.

[Valent_Nomad_vlog]

Enthusiasm - the most important in everything, generating the motivation to go farther and farther 🙂🙂

[imthecoolest]

He ain’t got no deadlines to worry about

[t.essakkiraja]

Every great things starts with the desire :)

[carloshenriquebins]

He owned all the books that existed in the world

[rmtab]

Imagine how many more Da Vincies there would be if the rest of us could spend our days indulging our curiosity.

[HighSlayerRalton]

"How get smart?"
"Read books."

[amruthark]

Wow, thanks for this piece of wisdom😊

[rodrigoibarra]

Awesome edition skills, did you teach it?