50 Practical Home Office Feng Shui Tips

re: 50 Practical Home Office Feng Shui Tips

Mariehelm — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 17:25:17 GMT

WHO CARES about religion???

This is not about that.

It is about staying sane in your work space!!!

I am all for anything that will help make working a better experience.

It does not mean I am joining a cult.

re: 50 Practical Home Office Feng Shui Tips

JCrown — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 15:57:14 GMT

Several principles of this "feng shui" violate Judism and Christianty .

Despite that is does contain some practical sensible organizational tips(*) , I consider Feng shui hogwash religion. (*)all false deceptions contain some truths

Note how many "dont's" are contained in the philosophy. And note some of it hignes on not offending certain invisible things. And the part of feng shui about where to face and not face a building (probably so as not to offend the demonic) is bogus .

re: 50 Practical Home Office Feng Shui Tips

Tzaddi — Thu, 21 Feb 2008 15:37:32 GMT

I came to this article to read "50 Practical Home Office Feng Shui Tips." However, the article appears to be missing. All I see are the comments from Dr. Mrcola, "my favorite things..." Is the article elsewhere?

Thanks,

Pam

re: 50 Practical Home Office Feng Shui Tips

bigwonder — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 01:46:04 GMT

For the fifty tips, click on the bootstrapper link at the bottom.

Bootstrapper August 29, 2007

re: 50 Practical Home Office Feng Shui Tips

sq — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 08:07:37 GMT

Where are the fifty tips?

re: 50 Practical Home Office Feng Shui Tips

Sheila C — Sun, 23 Sep 2007 15:45:56 GMT

Dr. Mercola, EFT sure sounds like the same thing my master herbalist does. She practises EBA (electrical body analysis) and can detect the "hot spots" on the meridian points, and is able to tell which organ or gland is affected. She uses the same technique as the EFT (tapping), but what she uses is called www.bodytalksystems.com. Also along with being able to detect which organ or gland is not working to it's full capacity, she uses vitamins and herbs to help unblock them. Of the 4 products she has on hand, only 1 or 2 will work for that body type, she uses the muscle stress test to determine which will work. The body talk has been a real eye opener, you have to change your belief system. "Clearing an issue completely" as you said, is what it's all about.

re: 50 Practical Home Office Feng Shui Tips

Tiggy — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 22:57:31 GMT

Hold on, where IS the list of 50 Feng Shui tips??? I can't find it.

Btw, Russ and others, what's the rationale behind EFT? Lots of things work because people believe in them, but I want to have at least some idea HOW it works, even if the theory is 'alternative' science.

Tiggy.

re: 50 Practical Home Office Feng Shui Tips

Magnolia — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 05:00:00 GMT

I run my business from home and have a home office. Unfortunately its feng shui is sadly out of balance. Clutter, clutter everywhere. I've contracted with my bookkeeper to help me get it in some kind of order so she can do her job better. Perhaps I'll have an opportunity to share an update on how some of these feng shui tips work in a couple of months! Its amazing how draining chaos can be...

re: 50 Practical Home Office Feng Shui Tips

Erica Ross-Krieger — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 05:00:00 GMT

Tip 42 is great but cleaning off your desk is really just the tip of an iceberg - a messy desk is a symptom of something else and getting to the cause is key. I recommend David Allen's book, Getting Things Done. The GTD method will help busy entrepreneurs get to the heart of the matter and learn how to process the high volume of items that come their way. I like to think of the GTD process as inner Feng Shui.

re: 50 Practical Home Office Feng Shui Tips

Russ Bianchi — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 05:00:00 GMT

Most of these suggestions are indeed pratical, simple, and rational, a nice list.

re: 50 Practical Home Office Feng Shui Tips

Islander — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 05:00:00 GMT

Who compiled this list - Ikea?

Actually, most of it is common sense. A clean, tranquil, organized setting is bound to make you more productive. But calling it feng shui gives it a mystical spin that made me want to skip over it. I'm a rationalist, not a mystic; I dismiss the paranormal and the supernatural. But I am certainly open to logical suggestions like these.

re: 50 Practical Home Office Feng Shui Tips

KAC — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 05:00:00 GMT

Some of these tips can be used for the work office space as well. My brother works from his home and actually spends more time working than when he went into the office. It almost cost him his marriage.