Thank You for Important Messy People
LEA KELLEY SAYING THANK YOU FOR...
Some folks believe that cluttered desks and messy spaces are indicative of a spontaneous, over achieving person who accomplishes more when surrounded by chaos.
Einstien had a notoriously messy desk.
But that’s like saying a Zen monestary invites dullards and sloths.
I’m no Einstein.
Too much clutter inhibits my creative faculties.
Nor am I a Monk.
But I can concentrate better when my environment is clutter free.
Some people say “ I don’t have time to clean my house, I have too many other things to do with my time.”
I have seen this in action and believe it to be true.
Often that time is used looking for keys, trying to find a clean cup for their coffee, apologizing to guests for lack of available seating, moving things around to find other things they need, and mumbling I know it’s here somewhere while a friend is being held hostage, waiting…
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