Protected: Q&A: Salon Entrance

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Nov 25, 2011 in Alumni (For Alumni), Bagua, Career & Business | Comments Off on Protected: Q&A: Salon Entrance

Jen Boyd – WSFS Marketing Rock Star

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Nov 2, 2011 in Career & Business, Your Career | 1 comment

Jen Boyd Rock Star Small Business Marketing Consulting

Listen to the Jen Boyd Feng Shui Marketing Rock Star Interview below:

Are you passionate about being a Feng Shui consultant but … 

Your business is suffering from lack of marketing know-how to generate leads, acquire and retain customers?

Protected: Feng Shui Car Enhancements

Posted by Terah Collins on Sep 15, 2011 in Art, Career & Business | Enter your password to view comments.

Feng Shui Fem-preneurs

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Aug 8, 2011 in Career & Business, Your Career | Comments Off on Feng Shui Fem-preneurs

I was inspired this morning while reflecting on 3 separate conversations from yesterday. They both were business conversations that paralleled a common theme; that being the “challenges” of being a woman entrepreneur and the freedom to follow our life’s passions, of which we’ve unlocked somewhere between our 30-50’s.

Train in the Marketplace

Posted by Terah Collins on Jun 14, 2011 in Career & Business, Garden & Landscape | Comments Off on Train in the Marketplace

One of the primary guidelines of Essential Feng Shui is that Everything is Changing. Here, you'll see that things have changed over time, and they'll continue to change moment by moment, depending on the transportation schedule.
 
http://www.wimp.com/vegetablemarket/

Bringing the Office Home

Posted by Terah Collins on Dec 15, 2008 in Career & Business, Feng Shui Home Office, Terah, Your Career | Comments Off on Bringing the Office Home

One of the most popular trends these days in home design is the Home Office, and for good reason. Working from home eliminates the rush hour commute, gives you much more flexibility, and can save you significant amounts of time, money, and aggravation. For many people a year‘s worth of work-related expenses, including transportation, clothing, restaurants, rent, and childcare, far exceeds the cost of remodeling and furnishing a home office.