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Needless to say, the office and the home environment are two totally different spaces with
\ncompletely different needs that therefore present an immense challenge in finding a way
\nfor the two to combine in a happy compromise: Business energy is yang, fast and furious
\nand demanding a lot of stamina. Home life on the other hand is more yin and a place for
\nrest and recuperation \u2013 at least once the children are in bed\u2026<\/p>\n
In an ideal world if the home office can be set up in a separate building such as a disused
\noutbuilding or purpose-built garden pod then the balance is easier to achieve. In such a
\nsituation natural light has to be the first priority as this will help to sustain the occupants
\nwithin throughout their working day.<\/p>\n
The home office that is located within the home needs to be separate from the family space
\nas much as possible in order to support concentration and productivity. This includes noise
\nfrom family living and cooking smells as much as possible as both will contribute to
\ndistraction.<\/p>\n
To gain the best support from the natural energy in these circumstances an east or south
\neast room will offer the be the best choice. These areas are known for their rising energy,
\nsomething that is vital in business and productivity. Quite simply we are following the sun
\nthat rises in the east and is still fresh and rising as it travels through the south east sector of
\nyour property. Conversely a north room never sees any sunlight and therefore misses out on
\nthis support.<\/p>\n
The layout of the office is always crucial in order to have control over your business. The
\nmost important rule is to sit with your back to a solid wall. Your backbone\/spine represents
\nyour support in life. If the spine collapses, then so too does the whole skeletal structure. A
\nwell supported back in the home office therefore represents your support in the business.
\nThe desk then needs to face the door. This represents you covering every eventuality in
\nterms of recognising opportunities when they arrive as well as recognising the actions of
\nyour competitors too. In other words, you are captain of your ship.<\/p>\n
There are specific strengths of energy within the space that are appropriate to use or avoid.
\nThese strengths include support in life, financial energy and authority and do not need to be
\nheld down with heavy items of furniture. This is a detailed calculation that your Feng Shui
\nconsultant can advise on.<\/p>\n
THE HOME OFFICE: OCTOBER 2020
\nMASTER KAY TOM<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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