A messy work is essential for novelty. Restoring orderliness to the created mess is essential for usefulness before you start the cycle again. Allowing mess to accumulate is seeking novelty without making it useful. Similarly, only striving for orderliness is to never try to glimpse at the novel.
Life is an interplay between mess and order. The real mastery is to be able to create both. He who has mastered this aspect of life is able to take risks, live, while still producing outcomes. He is neither reckless nor cautious in his approach to life. He lives and thrives maintaining perfect balance between his will and the nature.