The document outlines seven principles of thinking like Da Vinci: curiosity, demonstration, sensation, sfumato, art/science connection, corporality, and connection. These principles include an insatiable curiosity and continuous learning, testing knowledge through experience and learning from mistakes, and refining the senses to enhance experiences. The principles were used by Da Vinci to attain genius and can be applied to improve thinking.

1. How to Think Like
Da Vinci
Building Our Creativity,
Improving as Thinkers

2. Who was Da Vinci?
Brainstorm

3. Seven Ways of Thinking
According to Michael Gleb, da Vinci
used seven types of thinking to attain
genius.

4. Seven Principles
1. Curiosita
2. Dimostrazione
3. Sensazione
4. Sfumato
5. Arte/Scienza
6. Corporalita
7. Connessione

5. Curiosita
An insatiable curious approach to live
and the unending habit of continuous
learning

6. Dimostrazione
A commitment to test knowledge
through experience, persistence and a
willingness to learn from mistakes

7. Sensazione
The continual refinement of the senses,
especially sight, as the means to enliven
experience