The underlying premise of Feng Shui is that everything in your surroundings, down to the smallest detail of furnishing and decor, can either further your goals in life or work against you.

• 1. Do not place a desk with a door behind it.
• 2. Do not place a desk in front of a toilet.
• 3. Do not place a desk under a staircase.
• 4. Do not place the desk in front of the door.
• 5. Place your desk at a command position.
• 6. Place desk parallel to each other.
• 7. Avoid ‘poison arrows’ in the form of sharp edges, books that are like knifes
  those points to the desk!

Always have a wall behind your back. Try to avoid a desk with windows behind you. This ensures that you are 'supported' in all your career endeavors.

Hanging a crystal by your window in the office or simply placing one on your table will activate positive Qi as well as disperse negative ones. Anyway, they are delightfully charming when hit with sunlight! Remember that multi-faceted crystals are the best for this purpose.

Cubicle arrangements should be in a neat, uncluttered position so that Qi is able to flow smoothly. No odd angles and protruding anomalies! These might lead to 'poison arrows' going towards your direction, or others'.

If you have your own room in the office, try to avoid those with two exit or entrance doors. This is not auspicious, and symbolizes the Qi entering in one door and leaving in the other.

The main door for you and other staff is also the 'doorway' for the Qi in your office. Though this is the case, it is highly inauspicious for you if your table faces this particular door. Instead of benefiting from the arrival of Qi, it will instead smack you in the face and cause all sorts of complications for you in the workplace.

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