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October 2006

Just one piece of furniture in the wrong place in your workspace can affect your income, opportunities, relationships and more. So here are some tips of things you can do in your office to bring good energy into your workspace. A feng shui practitioner can offer more in-depth counseling for more complex cures and solutions.

• Don't sit in line with the door, as you will be the path of negative energy.
• Red flowers placed in the upper left quadrant of your office or desk can bring financial success.
• Never place your desk in the middle of the room; always place it against the wall.
• Place your computer or printer in the wealth corner of your desk (upper left quadrant) in order to stir up energy and promote the value of the items you output.
• If you don't have a view outside from where you sit at your desk, hang a plant or a picture of a plant in your line of sight. It promotes peace and tranquility, which will make you more relaxed and productive.
• Always sit with a solid wall behind your back to ensure that you have support in your life, never sit with a window behind you.
• If your desk sits on the other side of a bathroom wall, block any energy from the bathroom by hanging a thick, decorative fabric on that particular wall.
• Round-edged furniture stimulates creativity.
• Yellow is the best colour for the home office because it is peaceful and cheerful.
• If your office is at the end of a hallway, put a 100- watt bulb in the hallway to illuminate the path to your office and make it feel secure and comfortable.
• In your office, never have the main door opening into your desk as the chi coming in will hit at your face causing you not to have good luck but instead more obstacles and problems.
• Don't have any mirrors in your office, as they can reflect negative energy from clients to other people in the room. You should always maintain control over the energy in your office.

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