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Why Office Feng Shui?
Effects of Disorganized Offices
Negative Home Office Locations
Picking a Home Office Location
Office Feng Shui: Desk Placement
Office Feng Shui: Doorways
Office Feng Shui: Finding Cardinal Directions
Office Feng Shui: Picking Furniture
Office Feng Shui: Ergonomics
Office Feng Shui: Electronics
Office Feng Shui: Computer Placement
Office Feng Shui: Plants
Office Feng Shui: Personal Energy Levels
Office Feng Shui: Colors
Office Feng Shui: Accessories
Office Feng Shui: Altars
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Summary: After you have identified your personal elements, you can incorporate them into your office to increase productivity. Learn how to pick colors and elements for office Feng Shui in this free office video from a leading Feng Shui practitioner.
Natalia Kaylin is a leading feng shui practitioner in New England. She has consulted on countless projects, and she is sought after by clients in both residential and commercial...read more
"Now, my personal elements are metal and water. This is why I'll chose the color for this room. I chose nice, light pastel color which represents metal. And I have of course, my beautiful feng shui dragon which is metal, right in front of me. So metal is a very, very good element for me. So I have dark color of some piece of fabric here on my chair, to support me with a nice water energy. I have water images right in front of me, so which are energizing and inspiring me. I used to have a water fountain right there, but it sort of I notice that it doesn't quite work well with me, so it it's a little bit distractive, so I removed it, and I added more water in the pictures; in the images. And this is what you can do, too."
eHow Article: Office Feng Shui: Colors
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