"A hierarchically organized information structure may also have a dark side," said Yeun Joon Kim,a Ph.D. student of the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management.

The researchers concluded that though, organizing activities are efficient and lessen complexity, sadly the power of creativity weakened. But through persistence can ignite an individual's creativity but dwindles if the given information is in a structured form.

Thus, researchers suggested randomly jot down our ideas on a certain piece of paper and contemplate their connections. That time, creativity will suddenly interfere to do its own thing and turning a particular task done artistically.