Can Feng Shui Help With Resolutions?

Can Feng Shui Help With Resolutions? Short answer: yes. And it’s more powerful than you might think. Feng Shui doesn’t just support your resolutions. Without making changes to your environment, it’s actually very difficult — sometimes nearly impossible — to change your habits at all. That’s because your space is not neutral.…

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The Gift of Awareness: Are You “Feng Shui Sensitive?”

I’ve been doing Feng Shui for a very long time. During this time I have been sharing content in YouTube, Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram and now TikTok. By the way, are you following me? My social media handle is @fengshuiforus Lately, I’ve started sharing very short reels that give just one…

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Always Improve: Make Every Replacement Count

No matter how well you take care of your home, things will break. They will malfunction. They will get old. It’s inevitable. A home is a living system. And living systems require updates. Replace to Improve Homes Wear Out Because They Are Used You can be meticulous, thoughtful, and attentive…

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How a Child’s Eye Transforms Your Home’s Energy

In my previous article, I made a case for safety as the ultimate foundation of good Feng Shui. We explored the idea that any object or arrangement dangerous to a child creates inherently negative energy — a “sha chi” or attacking energy — because it represents a latent threat to…

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Your Staircase is Not a Storage Unit

Let’s not mince words here. We need to talk about the clutter in your walkways — hallways and staircases. This is a Non-Negotiable Safety Rule Your Hallway is an Artery, Not a Storage Locker Think of your hallway as an artery. It’s a main channel for movement through your home.…

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Why Your Home’s “Childproofing” is Its Ultimate Feng Shui

The Wisdom of the Wobbly If you were to ask a Feng Shui consultant for the single most important piece of advice to harmonize your home, you might expect an intricate “cure” involving the Bagua map or the precise placement of a lucky bamboo plant. But the most profound secret…

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No Sinks in Bedrooms!

Let’s talk about a feature some contractors seem to love: a sink vanity right inside the primary bedroom. You know the kind — a lovely mirror, elegant lighting, maybe even a marble countertop — all open to the rest of the room. Contractors think it is a great idea, because…

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Keep the Primary Bedroom Clear of Toys

When you have children at home, toys seem to multiply overnight. They end up in every corner — the living room, the kitchen, and sometimes even your own bedroom. But there’s one space in your home where toys simply don’t belong. Your Bedroom Is for Rest and Renewal Your bedroom…

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The Weight of Tall Furniture

When it comes to your primary bedroom, the placement of furniture isn’t just about looks—it affects how you feel every day. One of the biggest mistakes I see is placing tall pieces of furniture directly in front of the bed. Why Tall Furniture in Front of the Bed Feels Heavy…

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The Power of Completing Home Projects

Almost a year ago, I decided our home needed a fire pit. I originally imagined it in the backyard, but after studying all the safety requirements — clearances from walls, distance from structures, airflow — I realized the side yard toward the front of the home was a much better…

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