Simple & Easy: Check This Out!

Hi
A favorite subject of mine...
Not sure if you've seen this link
but check this out...
In the ancient science of Feng Shui,
mirrors are very important....
This website looks at placement of
articles etc in the home and in business..
The website should be listed below..however
if it isn't :
http://www.artofplacement.com

Have fun reading all the articles on this website. Let me know what happens..

> My gosh, it has been SO long since I have
> had a chance to visit!

> Earlier today, I also FINALLY had a chance
> to visit my other favorite discussion board.
> I read a message that got me thinking about
> something I had done that was so simple, and
> yet it worked.

> I posted my "tip" on the other
> discussion board, and I wanted to share it
> with you, too.

> I hope this is not seen as spamming ...
> because that is definitely NOT what I am
> trying to do. I am simply sharing a simple
> idea that worked for me. And sometimes the
> simplest things produce wonderful results!

> So here is what I posted ... read it, try
> it, and you'll be surprised at the results!

> Are you like me? You occasionally come
> across some interesting tip, and you try it
> out to see if it really works? I do. :-)

> Here's what I found several months ago, I
> tried it, and by golly, it did make a
> difference!

> Ready? Research has found that if you place
> a mirror next to your computer screen, your
> productivity increases. At this point,
> researchers are not sure why. But what they
> are theorizing is this:

> *if you work alone, seeing yourself in the
> mirror reduces the feeling of isolation.

> *if you work in a cubicle, being able to see
> other people behind you or walking past your
> cubicle gives you a sense of community.

> *by having a mirror, you can monitor your
> facial expressions while on the phone. Be
> sure you SMILE while talking on the phone
> ...YES; people can actually "hear"
> a smile in your voice! (Guess what that does
> to your customer service and sales?!)

> *placing a mirror next to your monitor also
> gives the feeling of being next to a window.
> At my last residence, I actually placed a
> full size mirror, horizontally, beside my
> monitor. Then, whether I looked left or
> right, I could always see out my patio
> windows.

> *did you know that employee productivity
> increases when a workplace has numerous
> windows? And did you also know that a lack
> of windows increases employee stress and
> frustration? And, lastly, did you know that
> when a company wants to reduce the strength
> of, or break a union, they will oftentimes
> relocate to a building without windows?

> Now that you are your own boss, put the ball
> back in your own court by
> "creating" your own window ...
> your window of opportunity!

> Diane




http://www.artofplacement.com