Feng Shui at Work : Arranging Your Work Space to Achieve Peak Performance and Maximum Profit

In clear language, she explains how to arrange every kind of work space--from cubicle to kitchen table--to put feng shui to work for you.. Here are creative ideas for enhancing feng shui in a conservative corporate environment, ways to counteract problems resulting from too much electronic equipment, and tips for the home office. Now, with this easy step-by-step guide to feng shui in the workplace, you can improve your chances for promotion, your financial success, and your relationships with colleagues and clients--just by rearranging your office furniture!        With feng shui, subtle changes--such as the placement of your desk or the use of color in a room--can bring dramatic results. Lagatree adapts the ancient rules of feng shui to the modern office with easy-to-follow tips for any workplace. Learn to: ¸  

I can hardly wait to redesign my office for good feng shui!! Kirsten Lagatree's latest book, Feng Shui at Work, is a literary example of the ancient Chinese art of placement, with its beautiful illustrations and breezy, concise writing packed with meaning. I'll have to admit I approached the whole concept of feng shui--in which furniture, articfacts, plants, fountatains, lighting, etc.--are carefully selected and positioned to optimize abundance and success--with my jaded western eye askance. After reading, Feng Shui at Work, however, I'm a potential convert. This refreshing and uncluttered work gave me a great deal of insight into the many offices I've occupied over the course of a 30 year care. Feng Shui at Work ginny@joyfulspirit.com Kirsten M. Langtree tells you how to arrange your work space for maximum peak performance and maximum profit. If you work in an office this is a must read, even if you are not a believer in Feng Shui. The author describes several typical work environments and how to make them more comfortable. If you are not familiar with Feng Shui (it's acupuncture or acupressure for physical spaces), Kirsten gives the reader a brief overview of the history and basic principals of this ancient Buddhist practice to start. She then goes into more details and mentions the two systems she uses. Apparently, there are several Feng Shui schools divided into . "Written in a way anyone can understand and act on." according to A Customer. It all makes sense. Karen Lagatree has written this book on "Feng Shai In The Workplace" in such a way that it not only keeps your attention but is still very understandable. Ms. Lagatree starts by explaining what feng shai is, what it can do in the workplace, the home and in ones personal life. I put it to work rearranging my office and within two hours got the interview I have been awaiting for two weeks. She even included cubicles, which was great. I thought, what can you do with a cubicle. She had great ideas that worked. Awesome book if you want any kind of prosperity.

From cramped cubicles to the Oval Office, the proper placement of office furnishings can make all the difference in achieving workplace goals. Lagatree employs a contemporary method of feng shui and focuses on the things in your office that you can control to counteract the negative energies that may be beyond your power to change directly. Whether you are a clerk or a CEO, Feng Shui at Work is flexible enough to be used in almost any office environment, from small home offices to downtown high-rises. --Brian Patterson. Lagatree also stresses the importance of having a specific goal of improvement in mind when encouraging the energy flow in your office, which makes Feng Shui at Work more than just a guide to arranging your furniture but a path to establishing control over your work environment and, at the same time, yourself

Lagatree is the author of the bestselling Feng Shui: Arranging Your Home to Change Your Life and the co-author of The Home Office Solution: How to Balance Your Professional and Personal Lives While Working at Home. . Kirsten M