The Genius Habits of Leonardo Da Vinci

By: Deepak Gupta

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

You are extraordinary in which you are effortlessly ordinary.

If we look back and perceive how Leonardo Da Vinci became a true Polymath, & gathered knowledge, left thousands of journals and masterpieces like Mona Lisa, yet during his entire life, he found his work not as great as we appreciate and in search of true artistic perfection, he left most of his work unfinished yet the entire universe regard him as the greatest artist ever existed in the history. What makes him special or he was just an ordinary one? Even though Leonardo was a procrastinator and not disciplined, his idea for seeking perfection created the most expensive painting in history.

When an artist puts his soul and details into his artwork, it can't be created twice, not even by the same artist because that muse can't be gained by the artist himself even with the same dimension. That energy and aura can’t be created twice. When you are awake as an artist, you will find how monotonous this world is.

Instead of asking people what they do for a living; ask them what they do for their soul fulfilment. Let me reveal something about time; you don't own your time but you claim it by utilizing it with your right energy. Living alone isn't arduous but people make it actually because they don't know what to do with their own souls. The more interesting you are within, the less people you will need.

In the first book of Ideology Series, the genius habits of Leonardo Da Vinci will surely transform your soulful habits, daily routine and ultimately your fortune. Learning, reading and understanding about such men is like going to the centuries back and then living in the same era and feel his way.

You are seeking sea because a clean lake is not flowing in your soul.

Leonardo voiced; he only moves towards the perfection of his art whose criticism surpasses his achievement.

Leonardo would cringe ...

I found the reader's halting and pausing in the most inappropriate places very disturbing and distracting....so much so that I am unable to listen to the rest of the book! I'm afraid I will be resolved to find a paper copy to read instead.