Feng Shui Tips for Business

There are some feng shui tips to improve your business and finance, below are some of them :

1. Always sit with a solid wall behind your back to ensure that you
have support in your life, never sit with a window behind you.

2. In the office always place the fax machine, telephone and
computers in the wealth area for more business.

3. Arrange the tables and chairs in a harmonious position so that
the chi is able to flow smoothly through in the room.

4. If you own a shop, try and place the till in your wealth corner,
even your petty cash tin. Order books can also be placed here with
Chinese coins tied together with red ribbon.

5. You should not have any cactus or sharp looking plants in your
office as these plants have small sharp leaves and therefore causes
'shar chi' in the office. The chi that rides on the wind will have to
pass through them causing chi to be fierce and sharp.

6. If your staff always fall sick in that area, then use a metal wind
chime made of 6 or 7 metal rods about 1 ft long are the best as the
sound of metal is the best feng shui cure. Others like metal sculpture
or metal object would not be that effective although they are also
metal in nature. Place a hanging crystal sphere to activate chi or
disperse negative chi.

7. In your office, never have the main door opening into your table
as the chi coming in will hit at your face causing you not to have
good luck but instead more obstacles and problems.

8. In a managers office you should try not to choose a room with
two doors, because the chil will go into that room and out the other
door.

9. The chi from the main entrance of your office should not meet
a wall inside the office. This is because the chi once it hits the wall
has to turn and therefore causing it to slow down hence your
businesses will be slow and not vibrant. Try using a hanging crystal
in your office entrance this will enhance chi.

10.Do not place the photocopy machine near to the main door.
The heat near the main door is frequently not preferred and causes
the chi to be hot and dispersed easily as more people are likely to
walk in and out thus carrying chi in and out too fast because the chi
is not allowed to stay for some time.

11.Do not place a paper cutter machine next to the main door. Cutter
machine is to cut papers. Therefore if it located here will cause staff
to back stab each other and fight too if one is not careful.

12.Do not place an empty vase next to the main door, as the new chi
once it enters to your office will be sucked into the vase causing nothing
much left for the environtment.

13.For corporate clients a fish tank placed in the wealth area is the best
for great results and success. However there are strick criteria's for the
fish tank that one has to follow.

14.The company signboard should be in the wealth area so that no other
competitors can be strong enough to beat you at your game.

15.Place an indoor fountain in your wealth corner, to activate chi.
These also have medical benefits.

16.Do not have clutter in your office, desks must be kept tidy and
clutter free. This is so important, an office in China would not have
these paper trays on desks, and most Americans companies now
employ the same approach.

17.Three Legged Toad God. This figure is used for attracting wealth
and abundance. Place this wonderful creature near your front office
entrance, facing into your office for luck and wealth, or place it in
the wealth sector of your office to magnify your wealth luck.
Always leave the coin in its mouth.

18.Crystal ball, apart from looking into future you can place on top
of phone to encourage more business calls. Also to attract wealth
and good luck, a great all round cure that every office should have
one.

19.Fu Dogs Male & Female, these protective animals are placed near
your doorway of your office to protect from evil influences. They are
a symbol of valor and prosperity.

20.Ba Gua Mirrors, if you have any negative energy directed at
your front office door, these Ba Gua Mirrors will disperse the
negative energy.






Source : Fengshuitips.co.uk