Optimize your workspace with Feng Shui
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The
best position for a desk provides a clear view of the door and lets you
sit with a solid wall behind you. It is also preferred to avoid sitting
directly in front of a door, a very large window or to have a wall very
close in front of you or a window behind you.
When
it comes to picking wall colors, art and accessories, personal factors
play the most important role. Since a home office is a personal space,
the design should reflect ways in which to strengthen the energy of the
person who works there.
There
are several ways in Feng Shui to determine which colors, shapes and
materials will empower you, which will be neutral to you and which ones
are best to avoid.
There
are tremendous advantages in designing your living and working spaces
using Feng Shui principles. Feng Shui addresses not only how an
environment looks, but how it feels and, even more so, how it
influences you on the subconscious level.
With
a deep understanding of how the environment influences you, a Feng Shui
practitioner can manipulate the energy fields of your home and
workplace to balance and enhance just about every aspect of your life
Natalia
Kaylin is a professional Feng Shui consultant based in Westford. Her
services include residential and business consultations, workshops,
classes and public lectures throughout New England.
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