Peace and Productivity

March 17th, 2010

The Beauty and Blunder of Being Human

A girl in love with beauty and the human spirit, this is my chronicle of inspirations, connections, flaws and faux pas – it takes all to be a real human being living a full and conscious life. Cheers to accepting ALL these parts of ourselves, and experiencing more joy from doing so!

Beauty: Peace and Productivity… writer’s un-block

I’ve been stymied for the last several days… no words, much emotion, many questions about many things. It has been difficult not to judge myself and become impatient – wait for it to pass and see what wisdom I can learn while I’m “in the deep.”

Well a couple nights ago I needed to send a presentation description to the Washington State Holistic Chamber of Commerce on how to feng shui your office. The old description just didn’t fit anymore – “OfficeShui, How to be productive in your workspace.” It felt too corporate and tight. So low and behold, asking for inspiration, out came…

Peace and Productivity

How to transform your workspace with personal feng shui

Natural Balance Home & Office, Photo by Jaqui Ossenfort

Class Description:

Your office can be a beautiful, nurturing experience, where you feel alive, at peace and inspired to get things done. Imagine stepping into a striking, natural and meaningful oasis everyday… this oasis is your office. FULL of GRATITUDE and VIGOR, how might this heart-opening experience change your day? Change your interactions with others? INCREASE the SUCCESS of YOUR BUSINESS? Better your life?

Peace and Productivity is a visual presentation demonstrating your powerful connection to feng shui and how to apply it in your professional space: functional flow, personal style, natural elements, and personal empowerment with objects of meaning.

This presentation will MOTIVATE YOU to TAKE ACTION, make conscious, attainable changes to your workspace and affirm the POSITIVE TRANSFORMATIONS you desire for yourself and your clients. Peace and Productivity can change your life.

OTHER GREAT OFFICE EXAMPLES:

BraytonHughes Design Studio; SF, CA

Feldman Architecture; SF, CA

Photos above from www.houzz.com

Question: How much time do you spend in your office? Do you think it would support you to make it a place of inspiration?

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