I’m writing this post from Orlando, where I’m attending the annual conference of the National Association of Professional Organizers. I’m really excited because tomorrow morning at 8:30 I’ll be presenting on “Feng Shui for O… read more »
Artwork is super-important in Feng Shui because it helps attract good Chi energy and can anchor our intentions when we place it with care.
We want to surround ourselves with things we love, things we feel uplifted by.
Here is an example of Feng Shui art created by at R… read more »
One of the world’s iconic buildings, the Empire State Building, is about to undergo a $100 million eco-upgrade, aiming to reduce its carbon footprint by 38%. Read all about it here.
This is great news, adding to New York City’s reputation as one of the… read more »
Here’s a great example of a small store in my neighborhood which clearly knows a thing or two about Feng Shui.
The store — a florist — is positioned in the middle of an ordinary retail block, with small restaurants and shops on either side, and a… read more »
To enhance the Fame & Reputation area of your space — and therefore your life — use the color red, or bring in another symbol of Fire.
One favorite Feng Shui symbol for Fame is a picture of your lucky animal — don’t we all have one? Mine… read more »
It’s a typical early April day here in the Northeast – rainy, wet and raw.
This kind of weather makes think of the creative interaction of the two Feng Shui “elements” of Water and Wood: the Water element of the rain is nourishing the Woo… read more »
I was down in Georgia visiting family last week and stopped by Atlanta’s High Museum. The museum’s new wing by Renzo Piano is amazing & wonderful in itself, but the show we saw, China’s Terracotta Army, blew my mind.
Archeologists have unc… read more »
Like pretty much everyone else, Starbucks has been going through trying times recently, closing stores, revamping menus, and overhauling existing stores.
I was interested to see one big change in my local store last week, which made me think that someone must be… read more »
Interesting article in today’s NYTimes about how good health depends on who’s buying the food and doing the cooking in a household. I was not at all surprised to find that researchers discovered five types of “nutritional gatekeepers”… read more »
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