Working with Your Feng Shui Client
When you're trained as a feng shui practitioner, you're literally turned loose to interact with clients and impact their home or office environments in a meaningful and life-changing way. Good feng shui consulting, as seen in the following video, is about listening to your clients needs. You're flexible to each situation, each space, and each client. You'll use your bagua to study a space and make your recommendations, but it's far from "one size fits all" because where your client would like you to go is where you should put your focus. You'll get some good technique pointers from this video of Beverly Hills based Ariel Joseph Towne, otherwise known as The Feng Shui Guy.
As lead curriculum developer for Sheffield School, I'm fascinated with the way a feng shui consultant works with a client. If you'd like to know more about feng shui as it relates to interior design, I encourage you to explore theSheffield School, New York, NY. Sheffield began as an Interior Design school in 1985, and then expanded our course offerings to train people in other design-related fields, including Feng Shui, Wedding and Event Planning, and Jewelry Design. With thousands of active students and more than 50,000 graduates, Sheffield has trained more design professionals than any school in the world.
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Reader Comments (17)
Thank you for sharing.
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I've never believed in this stuff.
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I've been trying to increase the wealth and abundance in my life recently and followed a Feng Shui tip from a friend which says to place a citrine crystal in the furthest corner away from your front door and one in your wallet. I've also got a five Chinese coin strand thing in that corner, and a crystal in my wallet and it seems to be working well so far...
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I thought this stuff was fake
Cornrow styles
Lydia at www.efengshuidecorating.com