Da Vinci is one of my biggest role models. He inspires me to pursue many different hobbies: Medicine, music, language, cooking. There's so much to learn in this world!

"Procrastination is the way of dealing with emotions like self-doubt, fear and anxiety". I never thought about it in this way. Good video! ❤

Wow! He was a genius, but also an ordinary person like us! And faced self doubt like the rest of us. This was really inspiring. Don’t forget people! Don’t be too hard on yourself!

I just turned 27, I have a bachelor's degree but I still haven't found a good job. In my life I've been diagnosed with ADD, OCD, chronic depression, mild aspergers, gender dysphoria, & sleep insomnia. Most of my past attempts at relationships have been complete failures and then this year I fell in love with someone who I can't be with because our age difference is too significant so we had to break it off and I'm still really sad that the one time I actually meet someone really nice who probably wanted a committed relationship with me and ofc we can't be together because of something outside of our control like our ages. Before watching this video I was thinking the same thing that I'm a loser and a failure in life and I might as well be dead. Finding out that a great mind in history like Leonardo da Vinci understood my struggles and wasn't successful until so late in his life is probably just the thing I needed to hear right now.

Imagine dying 500 years ago, and pretty much the entire world still knows your name, and you have a piece of art that tons of people from all over the world, still travel to see. A legacy doesn’t get any better than that.

He wasn't procrastinating, he just gave himself enough time to make his art perfect

And here I am procrastinating thinking 'I still have time '(until the last minutes before deadline). Da vinci is amazing🔥

I now realize that I have a fear of failure, so I procrastinate a lot. Even sometimes I select too many good videos on youtube in case I watch them, but there will be only so many unwatched tabs.

As a person who suffers from severe ADHD, this has to be the most uplifting video I've ever watched on KZfaq. Now I'll just persist pursuing the multitudinous tangents of interest that I just can't control until I eventually make it, somehow, hopefully. Also letting go and just getting shit done that needs to get done no matter how poor the execution is something I have to adopt and it was touched on so straightforwardly in this video. Big Up ✊🙏

If he was alive I'd be like: "Oh my GOSH! Sir, I'm a big fan."

So many talents Leonardo da Vinci

I just watched the video. Leonardo da Vinci is one of the Most Inspiring Painter and Personality I heard about. Thank you for telling us his Inspiring Story who always make me believe in Creativity.

Simply put, the most inquisitive mind to ever exist.

Oh my ears are hearing calm sound again! Thank you for motivation!

Dreams without goal is just a dream

He is really the most amazing human being ever existed

I appreciate you making these videos and this video came at the perfect time, thank you so much

So much needed to hear this now! Thank you! I started my thesis last semester. My university allows 2 semesters to complete the thesis. I worried so much that I passed one whole semester doing nothing. I am still worried and panicking but this time I allocated 2 hours everyday to my thesis. And yes! I do feel a lot better. Still panicky, but better. I have ADHD too, but I think I've managed it a bit with self care.

Needed this!

My inspiration... I want to become a world famous painter one Day

Beautiful

The title shocked me. A procrastinator!!!!!!!!! I am struggling with overcoming this nasty habit. Wish me pls. And some tips are really welcome

Love your voice keep inspiring.

This video came to me when I was feeling very low, was feeling like a failure, like my curiosity is burning me alive. Its as if the universe is signaling me to charge forward. Thank you my friend

40+ is just the start of an artist’s life, blossom & shine!

He is my inspiration thankyou so much for making this

Thanks for this video. I'm also a procrastinator and sometimes feel ashamed when I'm unable to complete even simple tasks. Now I know how can I deal with it.

There's hope, Awesome!

Thank you so much🙏💕

Amazing

thank you so much for this video!

This is a great video to watch while procrastinating.

My hero

Perfectionism is usually the cause of procrastination.

thank you

Really inspiring

Thank you.

One of my favorite people ever

I'm glad to have met him.

amazing content im not gonna lie really hits the nail on the head of procrastination and just taking the smallest action

Thanks for posting 👍

Please tell us the story of Studio Ghibli. Cuz Miyazaki was born before the war and the bombings, he lost his inheritor, and that’s how he became one of the most famous animators and movie directors.

Whoever you are I love your voice alot

Great lesson to learn ❤❤❤

It's like you're in grade school reciting something.

Intelligent people are filled with doubts, while fools are filled with confidence.

He is a genies

"Tell me if anything was ever done. Tell me if I ever did a thing - " Leonardo da Vinci

Thank you like Leonardo our story is great too.

He was known as a procrastinator during his lifetime and mocked for it to his face allegedly by Michelango (in regards to the incomplete horse sculpture) so this is not conjecture. He accomplished wondrous things during this lifetime in various fields, including mapping, river diversions, painting etc., that made him a coveted, paid advisor to various kings and heads of state, but was also famous for some notorious failures. The Last Supper was painted with a faulty technique that made it deteriorate immediately after completion, for example.

He is a genius thanks Inspire yourself

Thank god; I still have time.

I love this channel

Amazing story I too love painting even if am not good I think of it as a way to stop procrastinating 😊😍

If he wouldn't have ADHD, insecurities and this stuff, he would work in a grocery store behind the cashier and be happy. Especially if he could focus on small 5 minute tasks. With all his amazing work, he did compensate for the lack of feeling enough. All the great procrastinate. Even Elon Musk. When he said he is working like crazy hours... Yes he did, but believe me, he accounted thinking into that because the nature of his job is to decide what is the right thing to do... He is thinking most of the time...then he paid his workers to do what he thought is the right thing. But the one without procrastination, these are the people that can work like a nurse job for example.

Great video..

I'm ADHD, and I can relate to this completely!

damn I needed this right now.

Probably needed that. 2 more years to procrastinate, then I’ll really get myself going at 46 lol.

I have a learning disability. I also have problems focusing due to all the things that I want to do. When the brain clutters it's difficult to keep going. I just took a break for a few months. I'm back to being creative. One month I created 500 art works. I'm also a music composer. I created about 3 songs a day with breaks in between. I'm always busy. It's the only way to keep creating.

Thank you needed this 17:08 18-05-2023

procrastination is not low self esteem, or anxiety. It's marinading

perfection exists.

Good! Procrastinating until 46 before becoming the next da Vinci!

Well done !

Interesting episode ❗💯👍

Yeah!

He was a philosopher of life...like most people of his day. Unlike the people of today.

He's the definition of passionately curious

He is definitely one of the brightest, most creative, and most visionary minds of all time. But people really overestimate his influence on the world because of this. He didn't influence science or technology very much because he never publishes his work, and he didn't influence art as much because he only did less than 20 paintings in his lifetime (for comparison, Van Gogh painted 900 paintings in the last few years of his life).

GOOD JOB

The best vedio for me😊😊😊❤❤ lots of love Mam❤❤❤

Wow, Thank you so much ma'am for this video. Your videos always inspire mee..... thanks for the tips for stop procrastination..... May you touch the sky one day..... Gbu ma'am 🥰

I think there is perfection

Great content!

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One push up... I think im ready to do this

Leonardo Da Vinci was no failure even at age 20

my experience of being a life long self acknowledged master proctastrinator taught me to trust myself and the value of the work and procrastinate precisely because of not accepting limiting growth of abiding interesof ittobut go with its flow while maximising the rewards in itself

You are best i love your videos

My Ph.D. is taking 8 years, and I've done a ton of research, I've got hundreds of pages of summaries, devised some algorithms, I know they'll work, but for no reason I postpone the submission of my papers and final defense, I consider it as not being enough ... Finish it Goddamn it, just finish it ...

Wow! So, i guess there's still hope for us. At 45 i hope it's not too late to do something with my life then. Although, i am definitely not a genius. Damn.

When i hear about genius’s who ‘suffer’ from ADHD, i wonder, would they be a Genius without the ‘suffering’? I believe suffering is necessary part of human expression…without it, we are just not relatable to anyone.

I HAVE HOPE!!!

“I was whack, now I’m cool.” -Leonardo Da Vinci

I AM VERY PROSPEROUS, HEALTHY AND WEALTHY EXCEEDINGLY ABUNDANTLY.

3:39, so relatable

I am confident. I am brave.

iam completely matched to him!🙂😞

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Wasn't expecting this to turn into therapy.

While growing up, i had a tendency to take my time and work slowly, it felt more natural as i was working to go at a slow pace, and let my inspiration drive what i do. Our society does not like that. I began to procrastinate to force myself to complete work in a short amount of time. I am now extremely fast and efficient in what i do. I think the obsession with speed and efficiency discourages some great works from happening. You can't let the art happen naturally, like a meditation. There's no time to wait for inspiration to strike.

My build with this video would be that it doesn’t delve into how Da Vinci overcame his problem. Would have been nice to see more linkage there

He is like me !!

I really doubt that he was "just procrastinating and worrying" like the video suggests. How was he procrastinating? He did exactly what the video suggested as a solution. He made plans for great projects and broke them down into countless small steps, which he also followed: he did tons of research, learned new skills for his projects, practised them, made imperfect sketches, kept working on them, improved them over and over again and so on... He didn't just "sit around doing nothing", he didn't just "worry about his tasks", he did a lot of work, most of it was preparation for the project, but that's what all creative work is - over 90% of the work is skillpractise, brainstorming ideas and preparationwork, that most people ignore or even dismiss when the final project doesn't get finished. Even "normal" jobs consist mostly of learning specific skills, practise, preparation, thinking and planning, even housechores. Cooking a simple meal consists of brainstorming ideas what to cook, buying ingredients, preparing dishes and tools, a lot of cleaning all kinds of stuff before and after, mixing stuff together and learning all kinds of specific skills before that, then practising them and improving all the time... When you add everything up, the same conclusion stands - most of the time and work going into a meal is invisible to someone who just wants to eat something, and I'm not even counting factors like collecting cooking utensils, building kitchens and other cooking areas, growing the food and all the preparations and maintanance going into that... The final effect is just a fraction of all energy put into something. What if someone goes through all the steps and the food gets burned in the end? All the work, no meal to show for it. Would anyone call that procrastinating or worrying? The difference between cooking and working on novel, revolutionary projects is just, that most people understand cooking and help eachother with many steps to bring about the final effect quicker and easier. We are forgetting to count in the work of carpenters, plumbers, electricians, farmers, sellers and so on, into preparation time for our meal. Many artists and and groundbreaking engineers, on the other hand, do most of the steps in a project on their own, because the time they would have to spend on explaining their project to people who are unable or unwilling to undertsand the details (or even the main concept sometimes), they could just spend imrpoving and testing their project. It's actually logical and more efficient to limit the amount of participators in some projects, but the downside of that is, that people who don't know what happens behind the curtain, will judge the time between putting an order and the final result, as idle work or lost time..

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I've always told myself, if I had 500 years I could accomplish things others don't even think about. But I don't have that time and reincarnation isn't real, so I'll just have to make my mistakes and learn as I go on. Which makes my brain want to turn and spin, but as this video states time isn't on my side.

I picked up the Isacsson book. Sometimes you understand how hard a task really is whether its a painting or making music. You know you want to use this canvas this paint or this producer. THE PROCESS will cause procrastinator. Even working a car I know that I am going to have issues with a certain part or bolts.