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Feng Shui Tips for Your Home Office
Choosing Your Work Space
Part 1
by Stephanie Roberts

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Many home offices are set up in whatever space is available: in a corner of the bedroom, on the dining room table, down in the basement, or upstairs in the attic or in the guest bedroom. Some of these locations are fine places for a home office; others are not so great. Here are some guidelines to keep in mind when deciding where to set up your in-home workspace.

There are essentially two kinds of home offices: home administration centers that are used for paying household bills, keeping track of the family budget and other household management tasks; and work spaces related to earning an income that are located within the home.

For home administration, a corner of the kitchen counter may be sufficient. If you are working from home professionally " even if part time " it is best to have a space that is used only for that purpose in order to keep work and home energies as separate at possible.

If you hold client meetings in your home office, it is best if clients can use a separate entrance from that used by your family. That way your clients can come and go without having to pass through your living spaces, and both of your energies will remain focused on business.

Clients who walk through your living space before getting to the office are likely to make a subtle shift away from a business focus, and their confidence in your professionalism or capabilities may subconsciously be weakened.

Make sure there is a clear pathway to your home business entrance, especially if it is at the side or back of the house, so your clients know which way to go when they arrive for the first time.

Because office and home functions are different, your home office has its own Mouth of Chi, whether that's a separate exterior door or a door inside the home. All of the guidelines for good doorway chi presented in Chapter 5 will be equally important for your home office.

Where Not To Work

Certain areas of the home are especially ill-suited for home office use. Here are some locations that you should avoid if at all possible:

Location: Center of the home (tai chi)

Problem: Work will dominate over family life

Location: Bedroom

Problems: Work issues may cause or contribute to relationship conflicts; thoughts of work may interfere with sleep; you may feel drowsy and unfocused when trying to work

Location: Office in nook underneath stairs

Problem: Oppressive overhead energy may cause headaches, contribute to difficulty concentrating; unevenly shaped space causes energy imbalance; impossible to work in the Command Position

Location: Next to bathroom, with desk & toilet on opposite sides of the shared wall

Problem: Business chi gets flushed down the toilet

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Stephanie Roberts is a graduate of the professional feng shui training program at the Metropolitan Institute of Interior Design in Long Island, NY, and has studied with the Geomancy Feng Shui Education Organization (GEO) as well as with many other leading teachers of both traditional Chinese and contemporary Western feng shui. As an undergraduate, she studied Asian art history at Harvard University, where she earned her degree magna cum laude.

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