Being stuck in an office can be the pits, but learn about the 13 do’s and taboos of feng shui office design and you can feel like you’re working in nature.
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Excerpted from the Feng Shui Dos & Taboos, by Angi Ma Wong. Copyright (c)2000, by Angi Ma Wong. Reprinted by permsision of Storey Books (www.storeybooks.com).
Excerpted from Feng Shui Dos & Taboos,by Angi Ma Wong.

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SPECTACTULAR! Thanks for sharing : )
All lovely - all intelligent. Feel sorry for Kirby, tho' - totally with Sarah W.
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My table in inline with the entrance door, no wonder I can't stay focused. Thank you for the tips!
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TY for the article on home office feng shui, Annie. There are several spamm links embedded in/amongst the comments here with no "report as inappropriate" option button. This presents an aspect of negative energy for me as I HATE THAT!!! Spammers should not get away with nasty tricks on everyone else...they can put their office furniture where the sun don't shine & I have my back to them!
great. Thanks!
Thanks for posting.
Interesting article.
Thank you, though I would say leave the fish in the ocean, and use something else to activate success.
Thanks for the article and for all of the great tips.
noted i do
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