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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: Adding art and accessories that inspire you will add to your office productivity. Learn how to use inspiring accessories in office Feng Shui with this free 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
"What I usually suggest to my clients during my consultation, is to have an art, an accessories in your office that inspire you. And not only inspire you, but maybe represent to some extent what you do. So what I have here, I have for example a beautiful statue of Quan Ying who inspires me to have more love and compassion in my work. I also have here a beautiful Chinese scroll with water, which I bought in China when I was studying Feng Shui in China. So it's not only energizing my space here, it actually, I created my background for my website from it. So I have really strong connection to this piece of art. I also have a photograph here of Feng Shui garden in Shanghai. And this picture is very special to me too because, that was background of my first website. And finally, and this image is right in front of me, I see it, so this is an image of angel, of raising, rising spirit and this image is very representative to me, to my energy and to what I do."
eHow Article: Office Feng Shui: Accessories
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