For building your productivity and career, not just using the spells or magic spiritual power that you can do, also could be used Feng Shui for that.
According to Suzy Spivey:
"You may improve your productivity and career prospects as well as enhance your success, creativity, and wealth. Specifically, you can use Feng Shui to determine where to set up your home office, the best placement of your desk, the use of color in your office, and incorporate 'cures' into your office to change the flow of blocked energy."
The basic application to your home office is how you arrange it and where you sit to work. The following from Spivey and also Wong [2004] are recommended practices here (minus the theory or reasons why) but the tips remain sound and still work!
According to Suzy Spivey:
"You may improve your productivity and career prospects as well as enhance your success, creativity, and wealth. Specifically, you can use Feng Shui to determine where to set up your home office, the best placement of your desk, the use of color in your office, and incorporate 'cures' into your office to change the flow of blocked energy."
The basic application to your home office is how you arrange it and where you sit to work. The following from Spivey and also Wong [2004] are recommended practices here (minus the theory or reasons why) but the tips remain sound and still work!
- Create as many different ways to enter the front door as possible.
- Paint or treat your porch and front door in colors that express success for you.
- Put a bowl of water on the front porch. This draws or magnetizes people to your office.
- Every morning prepare a chair for your client(s) to sit in. If you do this, they will come!
- Have something to give your clients to take with them (promotional giveaways).
- Business will symbolically come to you through the door, so don't turn your back on it.
- Place an aquarium or tabletop fountain in the East, North, or Southeast.
- Treat your files with respect-they represent your past, present, and future business.
Manage your furniture for better positions:
- Sit in the corner farthest from the entrance; have a "command" position.
- Sit with a tall building or mountain behind you if your back is to a window.
- Keep your back toward a corner or a wall (like a mountain) for support.
- Keep equipment cords well hidden, eliminating clutter and allowing for the free flow of chi.
- Keep the area around your phone clean and well organized. Clean your phone regularly.
- Don't sit in line with the door, as you will be in the path of negative energy.
- Don't sit looking straight out into a corridor, stairs, closets, storage, or toilets.
- Don't have any mirrors in your office, as they can reflect negative energy.
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