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Feng Shui At Work
While strategy, keen business sense, strong goals & excellent management progresses a business, Feng Shui is useful to avoid roadblocks to success. A productive & harmonious office environment can support the staff and generate more revenue from clients who enjoy repeating business with that company.
Feng
Shui principles can be applied to the staff members. The seating of
key employees has effects on their productive & efficiency levels.
Every one has an association with one of the eight directions of Ba
Gua. The positive or negative association depends on the individual.
Chi is specific to a building and its location. Identifying a good Feng
Shui location should be taken into account when relocating a business.
When creating balanced Chi, traditional Feng Shui utilizes only the
five elements of wood, fire, earth, metal, and water to create balanced
environments.
When
space planning or considering an expansion, Feng Shui should be taken
into account to minimize the negative chi of certain areas and to
enhance positive chi. The entrances to the building and offices; the
executive offices; the sales and marketing areas; and the conference
rooms where important decisions and negotiations are made should be
considered. Promoting good Chi in these areas will have a favourable
impact on the prosperity.
In
applying Feng Shui principles, common mistakes that lead to sales
declines and unhappy employees can be avoided.
Return
to Feng Shui
Fēng
Shuǐ
Literal
translation : Wind & Water
Wind
- movement & dispersal of energy
Water - gathering of energy
Yin
Yang & The Five Elements
Principles
of Fēng shuǐ
Fēng
shuǐ at Home
Fēng
shuǐ at Work
Fēng
shuǐ and You
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