What does your entry say about you?  Is it welcoming? Is it cluttered?  How you feel when you enter your home can make the difference between a bad day or a good one.  Our lives are so stressful, but we can reduce that stress with just a few easy Feng Shui steps.

WRITTEN BY DIANE ROSS AUGUST 25, 2010

We all know we'd be better off without clutter.  Some of us are born "clutterbugs" and some are born "neatniks".  If you are in the first category or in between, here are some good reasons for and suggestions for getting organized.

WRITTEN BY DIANE ROSS AUGUST 23, 2010

Your bedroom is one of the most important areas of your home.  It's the most private and where you go to rest and get rejuvenated.  When I move into a home it is the first place I decorate.  Using Feng Shui in the bedroom can solidify the relationship you already have or attract a new love if you are single.

When I do a Feng Shui consultation I take a walk outside with clients and make suggestions regarding the outside of the home.  However, most of the concentration is usually inside.  Several years back I was asked to do a series of lectures on Landscape Feng Shui for a group of master gardeners in Shreveport, LA. so I started also doing Landscape Feng Shui consultations. Though most of us focus on the inside of our structures, much can be done outside to create beautiful environments and good Feng Shui.