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: When asked about his messy desk, Einstein remarked “If a cluttered desk is a sign of a cluttered mind, then what are we to think of an empty desk?” Empty desks are all the rage. Minimalist, paper-free offices are the current trend with a place for everything and everything in its place. But for creative minds this might be the worst possible way to work. The combination of recent studies and evidence from the world’s foremost creatives show that just the right amount of mess on your desk can help you achieve greater creativity, defy convention, and even be more productive. Duly Posted
01. You get a creative boost from a messy desk
Psychologist Kathleen Vohs, from the University of Minnesota’s Carlson School of Management, was interested in whether there was any social purpose to messiness. As a society, we seem to strongly prefer people to keep clean than be dirty – “cleanliness is next to godliness” and all that. But we are happy to tolerate a bit of messiness in others. She predicted that being tidy is associated with ‘upholding societal standards’ and being messy is all about turning away from socials conventions and trying out something new.