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The Home Office or Office Space – Place of Power, Sucess and Prosperity.

Viviane Torretto — Thu, 08 Oct 2020 00:14:28 +0000

A Feng Shui Home Office is a positive and productive place to work. But contrary to popular belief, Feng Shui isn’t a way to decorate or a Chinese style of decor. Both a science and an art, Feng Shui is all about energy and attraction. The purpose is to create a space that triggers specific emotions and feelings.

Feng Shui is especially important for a home office because unlike a corporate space, you have complete control over how it’s designed, what furniture is used, and the layout of the room. There isn’t just one way to feng shui an office; it depends on the person and their professional goals, as well as what the room is being used for. Feng Shui can increase business by drawing in more clients, creating happier employees, and generating more wealth.

A Feng Shui office can be the key to a highly productive day, a more successful career, and ultimately, a better life. Here are some expert tips for creating a feng shui home office.

1 – The desk should face where you can see who is coming and going from the room. This is a power position and it equals major success. Your back facing the door creates vulnerability and anxiety.

But not all office layouts allow for the ideal position of the desk. If you have no choice but to have your back facing the door, hanging a mirror in front of your workspace so you can see who is entering and exiting the door. Ideally, your back will be facing a wall (not a window or other furniture like a bookcase).

The single most important piece of furniture in any home office is the desk. Making sure your desk is sturdy above all else (so avoid a leaning desk, for example). Whatever style of furniture you choose, make sure the desk is in good repair, the legs are even, and there is absolutely no wobbling.

Wood desks are ideal because it’s a natural material that is also sturdy. It features two drawers for storage so the surface can stay neat with any clutter tucked away .White, may be a better color for those who need to stimulate creativity or work in creative fields.

Color are very important Feng Shui especially in a room like an office. The colors you choose should really depend on what kind of work you are doing and the compass reading.. For example, the colors an accountant would likely choose for feng shui probably wouldn’t be as conducive to productivity as they would be for a graphic designer.

White or pastels help stimulate creativity, green represents growth, black represents the water element and is associated with money, while purple represents clarity. But if you feel stressed, go with earth tones.

4 – Don’t forget plants:

The Pilea Peperomioides plant, which is also called the Chinese money plant. The round leaves look like little coins and it’s beautiful. It has become quite trendy on Instagram the past few years.

Any plant that has a rounded leaf. A succulent garden potted in a wood trough very good feng shui and makes an ideal desk accessory.

Flowering plants (purple and red) are also good choices,. An orchid fits the bill here.

Lighting is just one way to improve your home office feng shui. A well-lit office is important because working in a dark office can be draining. While an abundance of natural light is ideal, all office spaces need supplementary lighting from lamps. No matter what style lamp you choose, it’s best to avoid fluorescent light bulbs because they zap your energy.

Art is also very important for a feng shui office. Hang art that inspires you, Place images of people you admire and aspire to be like and use positive mantras painted or hanging on the wall.

Reference: https://www.realsimple.com

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Why is important to became Clutter free in Feng Shui concept.

Viviane Torretto — Wed, 08 Jul 2020 19:00:38 +0000

Feng SHui is Energy

All life requires growth, evolution and movement. When we lack these elements in our life, the energy that makes up our lives becomes stunted. Imagine not having enough energy to power a light bulb: it grows dim and burns in a weakened state. When we have overstuffed homes – especially with outdated, unused and unloved items, our lives become weakened too.

But how do you know when it’s clutter and when it’s disorganization?

Clutter is when you have eight spatulas or a closet full of clothes you haven’t worn in years. Disorganization is when you can’t find what you’re looking for. Simply organizing your home with shelving, baskets, boxes, and other organizers will often clean up the disarray. In fact, by using organizing items you can often make more room than if you didn’t use them.

Look at your challenges to find the kind of organizers you need. Is the big mess in the kitchen or the bathroom? Maybe the living room is out of control. You might not be able to find an important bill that needs to be paid because you don’t have a place to put the bills when they come in. No matter what your need is, there are containers of every possible size and description that can help you organize your house where you need it.

Unlike a tornado, clutter doesn’t just happen. It gets that way over time.

Sometimes clutter is so insidious that we don’t even notice it until we’re deluged by it. Hopefully, you’ve learned some things about clutter, like what it is, what to do about it, and how it’s different than disorganization. But, just like any good habit, such as exercise, decluttering isn’t something you do and then it’s done: it’s something you start and then keep doing.

Too often people are bitten by the declutter bug and make one big push to declutter. That’s wonderful and having your clutter cleared in one fell swoop feels incredible and unburdens you. Most of the time, though, clutter is related to a vitamin deficiency. Either someone is frozen in fear and doesn’t do anything about the clutter, usually because they’re just overwhelmed, or they do it once or then forget about it for the next 25 years.

Schedule it

Having a regular routine for decluttering is the single best way to keep it from getting out of hand. Pick a daily time that’s convenient such as every day at four o’clock. Then, spend fifteen or so minutes working at removing clutter (tossing mail, magazines, clearing out the refrigerator). Make it long enough you can accomplish something but not so long that you’ll give up.

Declutter with other activities

Instead of just putting freshly-washed towels away toss out your old tired towels first. Or, while your child is getting ready for bed, take a moment to go through some drawers and remove outgrown or stained clothing. Decluttering as you do other things makes decluttering part of daily living — and that creates a routine.

Make it a habit to be aware

Don’t unload groceries into the refrigerator that’s messy or cluttered with jelly jars with only a teaspoon of jam in them. Instead, quickly go through the fridge and toss old items out and wipe down shelves before restocking, and do the same in the pantry – this is the quality of being present with clutter and your environment. Likewise, if you take a phone message and the pen you’re using doesn’t work, make it a habit to throw it away and not put it back in the holder (and I know you do this!).

Be present

Becoming present means that you are aware where you are. That sounds obvious, but if you’ll start becoming more aware and present wherever you are, you’ll notice that you stop forgetting things and misplacing items and you’ll notice how your home and office stay cleaner and neater more easily.

You’ll also notice that you get more accomplished, you’ll scratch things off your mental and physical to-do lists, you’ll become less patient with people who drain you and you’ll get three very valuable qualities back into your life again. They are initiative, motivation and enthusiasm: the zest of living.

Yes, old, broken, crowded, and too-much stuff can do that to you — rob you of zest for living. Free yourself and become aware of what you have and what you really use or don’t use. Getting rid of useless items will unburden your home, mind and spirit and will open up your life again!

Your goals for decluttering this week:

Become more aware and present wherever you are. If you’re in the bathroom and you see a two-year old bottle of prescription medicine you don’t need, why not throw it out?

Straighten and organize before adding anything. Take time to clean the refrigerator and/or pantry before adding groceries. It might take a little longer the first time, but if you do it for a few minutes before adding groceries, each time will get shorter and your fridge or pantry will be neat and tidy.

Worst first. Instead of handling a small clutter area, tackle the worst area first. Get the tough stuff out of the way and you’ll feel instantly energized. Enlist help if you need it. Ask a friend to help you and keep you strong. Who knows? Once you start really pitching, you might find that you are so ENERGIZED that you don’t WANT to stop!

Clear off counters and floors. To get energy moving in your home and life, clear up all items off the floor and off the tops of dressers and counters.

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