Title: 5 famous creatives who had a messy desk | Canva
Headings: The famous creatives that a had messy desk and why you should too
The famous creatives that a had messy desk and why you should too
01. You get a creative boost from a messy desk
02. The best were messy
03. Minimalism might be killing your creativity
04. You are wasting your precious time and energy
05. Find the tipping point for true messy creativity
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Content: A clean, modern, efficient office might look great on paper, but it can have negative side-effects when thrust into the real world. If your company requires any type of creativity, and nearly all companies and sectors do, then by restraining employees within their work environments might be having a detrimental effect on the company. Initially these minimalist office environments might seem like a great idea. Something like ‘hot-desking’, where employees can jump from desk to desk daily as needed look very efficient and helpful on the surface, but leave employees with a non-existent footprint on the office – nowhere to call their own, nowhere to keep their things, nowhere to make a mess. For creative individuals, it could be that your push for productivity is actually hampering your creativity. A clean desk looks so inviting. It feels like you are ready for work and your mind is focused and on the task ahead. But by removing any semblance of self from your working environment you are stopping your brain from wandering and making the connections required for creativity. The chaos required to jumpstart ideas isn’t there and you can find that you might be more productive, but not on anything creative. The right balance is one that works