23.01.2025
Why most men pursue power, but phenomenal men pursue elegance
True greatness isn’t found in power but in elegance. Discover how Leonardo da Vinci and Isaac Newton exemplified this pursuit.

Words: Raja Izz
Leonardo Da Vinci Museum
Photo credit: Leisure Italy
Imagine standing at the crossroads of history, where every heartbeat pulses with the primal desire for dominance. Power whispers seductively, promising glory, respect, and ultimate control. From boardrooms to battlefields, men have chased this siren song—believing that true greatness is measured by the weight of authority they command.
But what if everything you've been told is a lie?
What if the extraordinary men in history discovered a secret far more profound than power? A truth that transforms mere ambition into timeless legacy?
To understand this distinction, we must turn to two of the greatest minds in history—Leonardo da Vinci and Sir Isaac Newton—men who did not chase brute force but instead pursued an understanding of nature, beauty, and universal laws.

