Name: How to Be a Genius: Leonardo da Vinci's 5 Rules
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- I don't know about you but I have always had a problem

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Now normally this is a pretty poor strategy

If you jump between things too frequently,

you never put in the number of hours needed

But given enough time, energy, and let's be honest here,

unhealthy obsession, one can become a Renaissance person.

probably the OG Renaissance person was Leonardo da Vinci.

from this little-known project of his called the Mona Lisa,

or through his much more impressive accomplishment

More recently though he was also immortalized

called Simply Leonardo da Vinci by Walter Isaacson.

This book gives us some fascinating insights

into what made Leonardo the man that he was.

And today I want to share some of those insights with you

so that you can use them to become more powerful

than you could possibly imagine or you know

at least a little bit more productive in your daily life.

So here are five lessons from the life of da Vinci,

or as my best friend Martin likes to call him.

Many of us know da Vinci as the mastermind

behind the Mona Lisa or his painting The Last Supper

but there were actually periods in Leonardo's life

where he didn't even want to look at a paintbrush.

During one of these episodes when he was looking

for a new patron in Milan, he drafted a letter

mostly in engineering and military endeavors.

The letter he drafted lists 10 specific areas

of which he writes, likewise in painting,

of a custom-tailored resume which Leonardo wrote

when you're presenting yourself to others

whether it be in the form of a resume or even a Twitter bio,

don't talk about things that you don't want

to be known about or that you don't want to be doing

Instead work to highlight your current interests,

if you have to pad things out with your past experience,

You actually do have to be able to deliver to some degree.

As it turns out, Leonardo actually hadn't done

many of the things that he listed in his letter.

A lot of them were just ambitions or ideas

but because he had this genius ability to innovate

usually things worked out pretty well for him

but today things are a lot more competitive

with somebody who really doesn't have experience.

So make sure that you can back up what you're talking about,

make sure you have at least some of the skills

and experience that you want to present to the world.

Now that isn't to say that you need years of experience

in a particular discipline before you can present it

because many things can actually be learned

For example, one of our friends was applying for a job

a few years ago in which having experience

with a LAMP Stack which is a web hosting stack

consisting of Apache, MySQL, and PHP all running on Linux

so in just one weekend, he taught himself how to set this up

because it's a pretty easy skill to learn actually

and that experience actually helped him to land the job.

Lesson number two, become a T-shaped person

and luckily I've got a head start on this

because my name starts with T, for the rest of you guys,

you may have to put a little bit more work into this

Leonardo's willingness to shift his focus

to entirely new things is part of what made him great.

He didn't get caught up in past identities,

Instead, he relentlessly followed his curiosity

wherever it led him and he filled notebook after notebook

with constant observations and questions and thoughts.

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How to Be a Genius: Leonardo da Vinci's 5 Rules

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