Office Feng Shui – Boundaries

Posted by Terah Collins on Feb 12, 2008 in Career & Business, Q & A, Your Home | Comments Off on Office Feng Shui – Boundaries

Setting Clear Boundaries

When working from home, it’s vital to set clear boundaries between home and work life. The biggest challenge is to stay in control of work hours and not become “ruled” by the proximity of the office.

Office Feng Shui – Bringing it Home

Posted by Terah Collins on Feb 11, 2008 in Career & Business, Q & A, Your Home | Comments Off on Office Feng Shui – Bringing it 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.

Q & A – Essential Feng Shui Bagua Map

Posted by Terah Collins on Feb 5, 2008 in Bagua, Q & A | Comments Off on Q & A – Essential Feng Shui Bagua Map

Q: Many of the other Western schools do not include outdoor spaces within the indoor bagua…spaces like carports and front porches. Is there a specific explanation for outdoor spaces with the indoor bagua space? I may be mistaken, but it seems as though Essential Feng Shui is the only Western school that does this. Candy S., FL

Q & A: Thorns

Posted by Terah Collins on Feb 1, 2008 in Garden & Landscape, Q & A | Comments Off on Q & A: Thorns

Q: My sister and her boyfriend moved from Oregon to Arizona. Since the move she keeps getting pierced by thorns. The first – was from a ‘jumping cactus’ – she pulled over 20 thorns out of her thigh when that happened.