Office Feng Shui Tips - Enhance Business

Feng Shui Office Tips – Location is Key

To many people all over the world, using office Feng Shui tips is business as usual. Using Feng Shui tips and cures in business is part of good management. Before office buildings are erected in Asia, a Feng Shui master is brought in to survey the area. Feng Shui tips are used to conquer the competition and these tips and cures give businesses the edge. It does not matter what type of office practices Feng Shui. I have done consultations on everything from spas to chiropractic offices and real estate offices. Taking advantage of Feng Shui tips in an office and business setting is just like using Feng Shui at home. The principles of Feng Shui apply to both; there are just a few different things to consider in an office setting or business in general. Some general Feng Shui tips for the office include

- Have the office out in the open vs. tucked away in privacy. Let the world see the business you are trying to promote

- Bright flags, banners, noise makers, music, bells, water and colors boost the chi around any office for good Feng Shui

- Business and office logos should not have sharp aggressive artwork. Try to use all of the symbols of the elements incorporated into the logo. See Feng Shui.

- Location, location, location, is truly important. Do not select an office if the previous occupants went bankrupt. That energy still remains.

- A good spot for a cash register is in the wealth area.

- Put gold fish in the front of a restaurant or business as they are Feng Shui symbols of good luck.

- Offices that had good exposure outside should focus on drawing the customers in by placing banners or flags inside the back of the business.

- In Feng Shui, windows are the eyes of a room. Do not block them with banners, signs etc.

- Have a bulletin board inside the office for helpful information. Put this in the knowledge area of the office if possible.

- The receptionist is the most vulnerable person in the office as they are closest to the door. They will constantly feel the flow of energy and it can be too much for them. Generally, there is no wall to the back of their desk so they feel like they are stuck out there in the middle with no support. Decrease office receptionist turnover by giving the receptionist a “wall” and high back chair and furniture for support.

- Have a happy picture taken of the entire office staff. This promotes a team atmosphere.

- The office manager or person in charge of the business should be in the back of the office. This is the position of dominance, (diagonally across from the door)

- Healthy plants and lots of room are the ideal reception area of an office.

- Place a bell or chime at the door to announce the entrance of someone into the office or business. This allows quick reception and will not catch employees off guard

- Put yourself in the position of customers and clients. How does the office “feel”? If the office feels like a place to do business and remain, you are on the path of big profits.

- In the office always place the fax machine, telephone, and computers in the wealth area and future wealth area for more activity

- The manager’s office you should be a room with two doors, because the energy will go into that room and out the other door

- Do not have clutter in the office; desks must be kept tidy and clutter free

“If one desires a change, one must be that change before that change can take place.” - Gita Bellin

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