Your career path in life can also be impacted by feng shui. In fact, feng shui practitioners have many tools and techniques that focus on enhancing careers, boosting job prospects, and for finding direction, and getting clients on a clear path. Read about 3 basic feng shui design ideas you can play with in your own home to add a little feng shui to your career:
Change happens. Embrace it or move with it finding ways to adapt. Weeds do grow (faster than should be allowed). Pull them out. Things break. Fix them. Being vulnerable and messy is ok. It’s not a one and done…remind your clients of this too! Feng Shui is a living, breathing love of our lives. You gotta keep working it.
Thinking about how the world sees you – your reputation in the world – the growth of your business – your name and visibility? Then consider the Feng Shui gua of Fame and Reputation. Enhance anytime you want to boost this energy and build your credentials and personal strength. Read a case study, by Feng Shui professional, Carmel Malone-Quane.
The self-knowledge area in the front left corner of the home (facing it from the outside) deepens clarity and insight about life purpose. If balanced, its energy allows for wisdom and insight to flow into life. Activated, it can enhance learning for everyone on the house.
Summer time is the perfect season to ‘Feng Shui’ your home and garden. Read tips and ideas to make your summer the best yet. From Western School of Feng Shui founder, Terah Collins.
“What is that for?!” Clients are great teachers. They challenge your assumptions, your knowledge and the application of your art. My client’s question about why I use a compass was a seemingly simple one, but the answer required an in-depth, complex and layered understanding of how the bagua, or “energy map” developed over time. Find out more from Katherine Graham.
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