Feng Shui (Krista likes to call it “Mishee-Mushu”) & Organization, they work well together! We had Gwynne Warner of 10K Blessings Feng Shui. We had a good ol’ time! Here’s a few notes from the show:
- Desks: keep them big, with room for opportunities! Gwynne made it pretty clear that making space for breathing and success is so important. Krista and I were so proud of our big desks! (Does this count for
- List and then take care of your “drags”: make a list of things that are dragging you down, physically, emotionally or little projects around your office or home. Then, pull out your calendar and mark down a time to take care of them. Love that!
** Update: Gwynne was kind enough to send this great list about good Feng Shui in the home office.
Desks:
- Newly purchased so you don’t inherit predecessor chi
- Wooden (no glass)
- Must have main desk to return to if work have mobile office
- Shapes: square or rectangular desk for accomplishing tasks; circular desk for creative needs
- Receptionist desk curved at front
- Desk must be large enough (not too big, not too small)
- A full front panel
Chairs:
- Newly purchased so you don’t inherit predecessor chi
- Solid-backed
- Goes at least to your shoulders
We also talked about a great book about Feng Shui by Karen Kingston: Clear Your Clutter With Feng Shui
Join us next time with Melissa Michaels, The Style Coach and the woman behind the curtain at The Inspired Room!
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