Otherwise, As Dylan Says, If You're Not

I Think Leonardo Da Vinci Teaches Us The Value Of Both Being Focused On Things That Fascinate Us But Also, At Times, Being Distracted And Deciding To Pursue Some Shiny New Idea That You Happen To Stumble Upon. Balancing Intense Focus With Being Interested In A Whole Lot Of Different Things Is Something That We Have To Do In The Internet Age.

Did Alexander Graham Bell Do Any Market Research Before He Invented The Telephone?

Just Being The Seeker, Somebody Whose Open To Spiritual Enlightenment, Is In Itself The Important Thing And It's The Reward For Being A Seeker In This World.

I Am A Fruitarian And I Will Only Eat Leaves Picked By Virgins In The Moonlight - Steve Jobs

We Relate To Leonardo Da Vinci Because His Genius Was Just Being Passionately Curious About Everything. He Wanted To Know Everything He Could Know About Our Universe, Including How We Fit Into It. We Can't All Have A Superhuman Intellect Like Albert Einstein's, But We Can Be Super-curious. And We Can Also Quit Smashing Curiosity Out Of The Hands Our Children.