Meet 5 Famous People Who Had BAD Handwriting Yet Became Genius And Shocked The World With Their Innovations

Like they say your handwriting can't define your success graph, creativity or intelligence - we do see many working hard to learn that cursive notes right. While beautifully penned lines are always nice to read but history proves that there have been extremely famous people who had bad handwriting yet they shocked the world with their innovations. Today, let's read about such famous 5 geniuses who are known to not have an exceptionally beautiful handwriting:

Walter Elias Disney was an American animator, film producer, voice actor, and entrepreneur. A pioneer of the American animation industry, he introduced several developments in the production of cartoons. Walt Disney's handwriting was often described as difficult to read, especially his signature.

Stephen Hawking admitted to having had bad handwriting as a student. He described himself as 'lazy and having bad handwriting' in reference to his school days. Despite his groundbreaking work in physics, Hawking's handwriting was famously messy, leading him to rely on assistive technology. 

The father of psychoanalysis also struggled with his own handwriting, sometimes finding it hard to read, says Medium. 

The renowned artist's handwriting was said to be as abstract as his paintings, with a style that was difficult to read. According to My Cursive website, Picasso’s handwriting, like his art, defies conventional standards. 

Ludwig van Beethoven was a German composer and pianist. The musical genius's manuscripts were famously messy, described as chaotic and difficult to decipher as per Medium article.