Einstein had a cluttered desk, and when he heard the saying, “A cluttered desk is a sign of a cluttered mind,” he responded, “So does that mean an empty desk is a sign of an empty mind?” Our answer is that your desk may be cluttered and overwhelming when creating and working on projects, but at the end of the day, you can create a place to clear the contents and put things away so the next day starts fresh. A home for everything is good, a system for papers is intelligent, and coming in the next day with a new, clean desk is always a relief. We are never wholly clutter-free and paperless. Having a system is vital to getting and staying organized. Being organized definitely creates an affinity for excellence. Feng Shui principles support businesses perfectly.
Feng Shui for managing a business will be fun, exciting, and stirring. A business consultant who uses the principles of Feng Shui understands intricate aspects of your furniture placement and where the executive staff is best seated.
Finding belongings in your office that bring you great pleasure and that you love is critical. It is essential to focus on what kinds of objects and furniture are in your office and what they mean to you. Placing the things you love in specific places will increase well-being, prosperity, business connections, and employee and customer satisfaction.
Life is too short to be surrounded by personal or professional belongings that you find depressing, a burden, or that you simply like. Keeping things you love around you will create energy, clarity, and focus. A shift will occur by moving items around until a great flow and energy is produced.
Having a flow and space to breathe and feel whole is essential to staying organized and in tune with your surroundings, enhancing an ideal lifestyle and work ethic.
An ideal lifestyle is created by aligning your values with your goals and achieving everything you want. I-Deal-Lifestyle Inc. is where you learn more about enhancing your corporate or business space.
Feng Shui can help you gain new community relationships, decrease employee turnover, help you leverage your workforce, retain clients, and gain power within your field. Feng Shui is used by many Hollywood Stars and Billionaires, so their dwellings and offices have a feeling of luxury, space, and overall ease.
Feng Shui may be used to unlock and eliminate many typical troubles people face. Feng Shui can address Chronic Disorganization, Attention Deficit Disorder, Depression, and Anxiety. Feng Shui can improve unhealthy family relationships, learning challenges, and Insomnia. It can help loveless relationships, increase money, decrease poor health, and avoid cluttering patterns. Feng Shui principles address not increasing support and creativity. If you or any of your loved ones or employees suffer from these symptoms, call Marla Stone at 1-949-709-7000 for a free 30-minute consultation.
Feng Shui is an Ancient Science and Art created in China over 4000 Years ago. Marla Stone is a Feng Shui Specialist, mixing her 25 + years of Knowledge with Interior Décor and Professional Organizing, as well as her Social Worker and Therapist background.
Your business can be in perfect order with Feng Shui Designs by Marla Stone and her team of Professional Organizers, Lifestyle Coaches, Feng Shui, and Interior Décor Specialists.
We move your business forward with upcycling, recycling, and swapping out older furniture that has grown old and outdated for new furniture that will create your ideal setting for Your Today Taste.
Feng Shui helps with the energy and flow of your office space, creating synergy and uplifting employees and customers. Your space is a reflection of your company and what it stands for.
Having an assessment to check out your office space is essential since furniture placement and where your executive staff is seated could mean an increase in revenue, closing lucrative deals, staying ahead of your competition, or just being able to relax more in your busy work schedule.
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The Clutter Remedy: A Guide To Getting Organized For Those Who Love Their Stuff
