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Is your office helping you get work done... or making everything harder?

When someone recently asked me if I had an episode specifically about organizing an office, I realized I had talked about pieces of it over the years, but never dedicated an entire episode to the topic. So I invited professional organizer Lisa Griffith to join me for a conversation about what actually matters when it comes to creating an organized workspace.

Lisa and I go way back to our early coaching days, and she brings such a refreshing perspective to organization. Instead of focusing on perfectly styled desks and Pinterest-worthy office setups, she challenges us to think about something much more important: Does your office support the way you actually work?

If you've ever felt guilty because your workspace doesn't look perfect, or you've spent time organizing only to find yourself right back in the same place, this episode will help you rethink what organization really means.

We talk about why function always comes before appearance, how to identify your natural work style, and why creating systems that fit you is far more important than creating a picture-perfect office.

What You'll Learn:

• Why Pinterest-perfect offices often create unrealistic expectations
• The difference between organizing for appearance and organizing for function
• The one question you should ask before organizing any space
• How to identify the work style that fits you best
• Why some people need things visible and others need them hidden
• Why more organizing isn't always the answer
• Practical ways to create an office that supports your productivity

For all links and information, go to: https://simplysquaredaway.com/174

Book your consult call with Tracy at: https://simplysquaredaway.com/appointments

What if getting organized isn't really about the stuff?

In this personal episode, Tracy shares lessons she's learning as she redecorates her home, declutters books, creates more space, and navigates a season of asking bigger questions about life and purpose.

What started as a home project became something much deeper. Through slowing down, making intentional decisions, and creating space, Tracy discovered that organizing can be a powerful tool for self-discovery, healing, and uncovering what's next.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• Why organizing sometimes takes longer than you expected
• How decluttering can reveal what matters most in your current season
• The connection between physical clutter, mental clutter, and creativity
• Why creating space can help you hear God's direction more clearly
• How organizing can be about becoming, not just doing
• The surprising lessons Tracy learned while redesigning her home

If you've ever felt like you're in a season of transition, wondering what's next, or feeling pulled toward something new but aren't quite sure what it is, this episode will encourage you to slow down and pay attention to what creating space might be revealing.

Because sometimes the greatest gift of organizing isn't what leaves your life.

It's what gets uncovered.

Find Danielle's links and more here: https://simplysquaredaway.com/173

Book a consult call with Tracy here: https://simplysquaredaway.com/appointments

Have you ever ended the day wondering why you didn't do the thing you fully intended to do?

You had a plan. You knew what needed to happen. Maybe it was hiring support, finishing a project, creating content, or finally making a decision you've been putting off. But somehow, your actions didn't align with your intentions.

If that sounds familiar, you're going to love this conversation.

Today I'm joined by Danielle McGeough, coach, professor, and creator of the Stuck Assessment. Danielle helps people uncover what's really keeping them stuck and teaches simple rituals that help them move forward.

In this episode, we dig into the hidden reasons we struggle to take action, even when we genuinely want to. We talk about the stories we tell ourselves, the habits that keep us looping in the same patterns, why high achievers often struggle when they're beginners again, and how small rituals can help us build trust with ourselves and finally move forward.

If you've been feeling frustrated because you know what to do but can't seem to get yourself to do it, this conversation will help you identify what's really going on and give you practical ways to start making progress.

• Why intentions and actions often don't match
• The different types of "stuck" and how to identify yours
• How self-sabotage can show up in your business
• Why high achievers struggle when they don't immediately know what they're doing
• The role perfectionism plays in keeping you stuck
• Why rebuilding trust with yourself matters
• Simple rituals that help bridge the gap between intention and action
• How greater self-awareness makes taking action easier
• Practical ways to start moving forward when you feel stuck