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7 Comments on Wisdom of Michelangelo
John:
I've studied Michelangelo my whole life and his background, life, art, and the way he approached projects. It was easy because I was raised in Italy.
Since I'm a writer, producer, and marketer, Michelangelo is a good fit as a mentor. I learned from him to immerse myself in everything about a project. I call it immersion therapy. Out of that method has come incredible amounts of knowledge, ideas that I would have never been able to imagine on my own, and BIG action. My greatest successes have been a result of following his teaching.
When I don't have the time or budget to use his method, it never works as well.
Have you heard of the historical novel "The Agony and the Ecstasy" by Irving Stone? My favorite book and of course it's about the life of Michelangelo.
Don't give up on being a Renaissance Man!
John,
Great quote....be awesome!
Ann Hayden in Wildwood, MO
Hi John! One of my best attributes is the ability to dream big! Often times I do get a little lost in the "big" dream and find myself needing to focus on today to get there tomorrow!
Mike...Thanks for your comments. It is amazing how rich was the are and wisdom of that day. Michelangelo is truly a great mentor.
Ann, Stephanie...Thanks for your comments. It is good to stretch a little in life. The key is to do it with our feet on the ground.
Hi John, to make the most of life's possibilities is the only way to go. Every day needs to be a stretch. What a shame to be held back by fear, and never know what might have been. Go for it.
Excellent blog John. In fact, Gordon and I are about to embark on buying a new home. It's beautiful, a little more expensive, yet 4.5% is hard to beat. Michelangelo's quote is helpful today.
John, great quote and words of wisdom to live by. He really did live by those words because he created amazing pieces of art that still impact this world today. Dreaming is always the starting point. ---Gloria