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Would you confidently invite someone into your office right now… or would you quietly shut the door and suggest coffee instead?
Clutter has a funny way of sneaking up on us. One stack of papers turns into five. One “I’ll deal with that later” pile becomes background noise. And before you know it, your workspace is quietly stealing your focus, your time, and—yes—your sanity.
In this episode of Success Through Connections, I sit down with Denise Bibeault, professional office organizer and owner of peacefulplaceswithdenise.com, to have a refreshingly honest (and judgment-free) conversation about what clutter is really costing us—and how to take back control without feeling overwhelmed.
This isn’t about perfection. It’s about intention.
In this episode, we talk about:
- Why clutter isn’t just messy—it’s expensive (missed bills, missed opportunities, missed focus)
- The biggest organizing mistake people make before they even start
- How to design your office around how you actually work (pilers vs. filers, paper people vs. digital)
- Simple habits—like a weekly 15-minute reset—that can completely change your productivity
- The emotional side of clutter and how to let go without guilt
- Why buying organizing bins too early might be making things worse
- How creating space can unlock creativity, clarity, and calm
One of the most powerful moments in our conversation comes when Denise shares a deeply human story about helping a client let go of an item tied to grief—and how organization is often less about “stuff” and more about giving ourselves permission to move forward.
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by your office, frustrated by paper piles, or stuck in a cycle of “I’ll get to it later,” this episode will meet you exactly where you are—and show you a better way forward.
Hit play and discover how creating space in your office can create space in your mind.
Because success doesn’t happen in isolation—it happens through intentional connections, systems that support you, and environments that help you thrive.
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Would you confidently invite someone into your office right now… or would you quietly shut the door and suggest coffee instead?
Clutter has a funny way of sneaking up on us. One stack of papers turns into five. One “I’ll deal with that later” pile becomes background noise. And before you know it, your workspace is quietly stealing your focus, your time, and—yes—your sanity.
In this episode of Success Through Connections, I sit down with Denise Bibeault, professional office organizer and owner of peacefulplaceswithdenise.com, to have a refreshingly honest (and judgment-free) conversation about what clutter is really costing us—and how to take back control without feeling overwhelmed.
This isn’t about perfection. It’s about intention.
In this episode, we talk about:
- Why clutter isn’t just messy—it’s expensive (missed bills, missed opportunities, missed focus)
- The biggest organizing mistake people make before they even start
- How to design your office around how you actually work (pilers vs. filers, paper people vs. digital)
- Simple habits—like a weekly 15-minute reset—that can completely change your productivity
- The emotional side of clutter and how to let go without guilt
- Why buying organizing bins too early might be making things worse
- How creating space can unlock creativity, clarity, and calm
One of the most powerful moments in our conversation comes when Denise shares a deeply human story about helping a client let go of an item tied to grief—and how organization is often less about “stuff” and more about giving ourselves permission to move forward.
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by your office, frustrated by paper piles, or stuck in a cycle of “I’ll get to it later,” this episode will meet you exactly where you are—and show you a better way forward.
Hit play and discover how creating space in your office can create space in your mind.
Because success doesn’t happen in isolation—it happens through intentional connections, systems that support you, and environments that help you thrive.
Support the show