His genius was of the type we can understand, even take lessons from. Leonardo had almost no schooling and could barely read Latin or do long division. “He saw beauty in both art and engineering,” Steve Jobs said, “and his ability to combine them was what made him a genius.”.
ability to make connections across disciplines - arts and sciences, humanities and technology - is a key to innovation, imagination, and genius.Next month I’m reviewing the book Range, which I’m thoroughly enjoying…you’ll see the evidence in that book build nicely upon the lesson from DaVinci’s life that creativity can be nurtured, and a key aspect is having wide-ranging and ever-changing interests.Ĭontent that stood out as I read this book. Craig's review: What a remarkable story of the archetypal polymath! Partly a recipe for creativity and innovation, partly a work of appreciation for his art, the book spans so many subjects that you end up getting a nice hands-on experience in a key lesson of the book: wide-ranging interests spark creativity.
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