by Laura and Alison
One of the first pieces of dating advice most people hear is “you aren’t going to meet anyone sitting at home.” We don’t necessarily disagree, but we do think that home is a great place to start. A home may be a source of inspiration, learning, and healing. Our homes affect how we feel about ourselves, and our ability to be productive and successful by reflecting and influencing our thoughts—and our thoughts shape our reality. Therefore our homes can be a powerful tool for self-transformation. By changing our homes, we can change our love life. Read More . . .
July 29th, 2010Tags: love, Relationships | No Comments »
by Laura and Alison
For me, change always begins at home. After years of working on myself and my home, I have realized how deeply connected I am to my environment. When my home is in disarray or cluttered and it doesn’t reflect my current goals, my inner life feels chaotic. On the other hand, when I apply the principles of Feng Shui by surrounding myself with things I love, beautiful objects, and peaceful furnishings, I experience inner beauty, love, and peace. It is as if my home becomes an extension of my body and Feng Shui is the acupuncture. Read More . . .
July 21st, 2010Tags: Balance, yin and yang | No Comments »
by Laura and Alison
When clearing clutter there are always a few objects that we’re ready to let go of, but just don’t know what to do with—like photographs, gifts, and family heirlooms—we call these clutter challenges. Here are a few questions that we’re often asked about these challenges and our replies: Read More . . .
July 15th, 2010Tags: Clutter Clearing Challenges | No Comments »
by Laura and Alison
Think of your job not just as a means to make money, but as a large part of your journey through life. Take a moment to consider all the time you spend at work; if you’re happy at work, you are spending a good part of your life happy. If you’re unsatisfied at work, maybe it’s time to re-evaluate your job and your career ambitions. Ask yourself the following questions: Read More . . .
July 8th, 2010Tags: Career, Life Work | No Comments »
