Episode Details

This week’s episode features Feng Shui Expert and Intuitive Coach, Kim Julen. She talks about Feng Shui for business and life and how to take charge and feel supported.

Kim shares her extensive knowledge about this ancient Chinese art and science that dates back thousands of years. The purpose is to create an environment that energetically supports you and the things you want to attract into your life.

I have studied Feng Shui too and think of the practice as creating the most fortuitous flow of energy through your home or office. Kim agreed!

Command the Space

Kim’s first example had to do with going out to dinner in a restaurant and how you should choose a seat with your back to the wall and a view of the door. This keeps you prepared to see who is approaching.

Years ago as a dating coach, I wrote an article about this very idea called Dinner Date Feng Shui which explained how to honor the masculine energy of your date.

This kind of command position also applies to your home and office. For example, in the bedroom, you want the bed facing the door but not in alignment with the door. Also, Kim explains how you want your husband or partner to sleep closer to the door for protection, symbolically or otherwise.

Feng Shui for Business

These suggestions for positioning yourself stem from the need for safety and protection. The same thing is true for how to position your desk in your office. You want a view of the door but not to be in front of it. The point is you don’t want anyone sneaking up on you!

If you have a commercial space, consider the position of your office as it relates to the front door. The command position for the floor plan would be to locate your office in the back left corner. This is the wealth corner. If someone else is in the wealth corner, it can interfere with the energy of your success and profits.

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Feng Shui Tips for the Office

With corporate cubicles, often your back is to the doorway which is not the command position. That’s not proper Feng Shui for business. Kim’s cure is to hang a red sweater or scarf over the back of your chair. This protects your energy if you have any conflicts with coworkers. The red color also