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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Control Your Destiny: How to Bring Luck and Prosperity into Your Life

How many times have you heard or thought, “Some people have all the luck”? Do you believe that? Is it true? The answer is no. It’s all about attitude and attracting what you want -- including luck. Attracting or creating what you want is the foundation of a Feng Shui lifestyle and the premise behind the “law of attraction.” When you apply Feng Shui principles to your surroundings and thinking, you open the floodgates to attracting the prosperity and good luck you desire.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Don't Just Cope With Life... Create It!

Do you face each day with a smile, enthusiasm and a plan? Or, do you plan to just cope with what comes along? Is your objective every morning to survive whatever life throws at you – or do you have a plan to thrive? Or, have you already learned the secret to life – how to create what you want and so you can thrive – not just survive? The one thing you can count on is that if you choose to cope with life as it comes along – that is exactly what will happen. You will cope, make do, survive and endure but is that all life is about – coping, surviving and enduring things that happen.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffDec 20, 20121 topic

Integrity – Tops the Workforce Wish List

“Say what you mean and mean what you say,” says Frank Luntz, communications researcher and author of several books including What Americans Really Want…Really. Today’s workforce craves truthful comprehensive communications and aligned action from leadership in all aspects. They want to know the what, why, how and when – and they care about the long-term implications of decisions made by their leaders. Luntz’s research states that the most desirable company attribute for the

Primary topic: Leadership

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Feng Shui Improves Work/life Balance

Feng Shui is easy fun and one of the greatest stress relievers in the world. It can be your best friend if you are trying to develop a new lifestyle that reduces anxiety and stress while creating a calm more peaceful and prosperous life. Basic Feng Shui principles are easy to learn and apply. While it really is a vast and sometimes complex subject based on the number of schools or philosophies being taught, there are some basic principles that never change. And, when applied to your life will help you find balance and prosperity.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffOct 25, 20171 topic

Self-control Increases Leadership’s Accomplishments

Self-control and focus go hand in hand. Focus is the answer to all accomplishment but only if you have mastered self-control. For leaders, the key to accomplishment and staying focused is self-control. They get dragged and pulled in so many directions that it is easy for them to lose focus and run from one urgent issue or catastrophe to another. Numerous psychology research studies indicate that self-control can make a profound beneficial difference in the lives of ordinary

Primary topic: Empowerment

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Reset, Renew and Remember as You Celebrate Your Holidays

With the holiday season rushing toward you at warp speed and Thanksgiving just days away, are you already thinking, “How am I going to get everything done this year with less time and less money?” Are you so worried about all the details and how to pay for it that you will never get anything done but worry? Use Feng Shui principles and positive energy to remove the hassle from the holidays and help you reset, renew and remember so your holiday season is filled with more joy and peace. Hassles can pop up from nowhere during this busy season.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Use In-Between Times to Create Good Fortune and Prosperity

Are you living "in-between times?" Are you living in a gap and not sure whether you should look back or move forward? For example, are you in-between jobs, in-between relationships, in-between major holidays when nothing gets done in the workplace or in-between the ending of the old year and the beginning of the new year? This is the perfect time for you to commit to using Feng Shui to help you create good fortune and prosperity in your future. Prepare your home for prosperity before the new season arrives.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffNov 27, 20121 topic

Integrity – the Leadership Gap betwee Excellence and Mediocrity

“Somebody once said that in looking for people to hire, you look for three qualities: integrity, intelligence and energy. And if you don’t have the first, the other two will kill you. You think about it; it’s true. If you hire somebody without [integrity], you really want them to be dumb and lazy,” according to Warren Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. Integrity is defined as soundness of moral principle and character; ethical, uprightness, honor and honesty – strong convict

Primary topic: Empowerment

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Five Ways to Feng Shui Your Outdoor Retreat

When spring arrives most people turn their thoughts to the great outdoors. Instead of visions of sugarplums dancing in their heads flowering daffodils, tulips and lilacs abound. It doesn’t matter if you live in the sunny south, are still dodging snow flakes in the north or ending the rainy season out west. Spring is the time of the year everyone dreams of new beginnings, watches the trees burst forth in their green plumage and thinks of basking in the warm sun on their decks, patios and lanais.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

The Feng Shui Solution for Creating “Downtime”

Summer is almost here and so is patio living, picnicking and barbecuing. It’s all about relaxation in the great outdoors so you can absorb some of that great fresh air and relax. All you need is outdoor space that provides enough peace and quiet to give you the opportunity to rest, read a book ...

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffNov 7, 20121 topic

Lead by Example: Leadership in the 21st Century

Dramatic change has descended upon leaders and the workforce due to the social media revolution. The warp speed shift of workplace communications, interaction and information exchange is causing chaos, mistrust and poor face-to-face communications. This change is forcing leadership to think and interact differently with their workforce in order to engage, encourage and increase their performance. The John Quincy Adams quote, “If your actions inspire others to dream more, lea

Primary topic: Leadership

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Relationships – the Key to Improved Passion and Performance

Are your relationships draining the passion out of your personal life and sabotaging your performance in the workplace? If your relationships are out of balance, whether at home, in the workplace or both, passion and mutual fulfillment suffer at home and your productivity and performance suffer at work.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

How to Overcome Tragedy and Loss

Has the loss of a loved one, a major physical or financial tragedy or a global disaster brought your world to a screeching halt? Are you finding it hard to deal with the emotional rollercoaster, blaming yourself and feeling anger and helplessness all at the same time? Loss from a major natural disaster like the Haiti earthquake, the genocidal killing of millions due to the politics of war or a mine collapse killing dozens of minors will make the average person feel down, depressed and helpless leaving them angry and wanting to place blame on someone.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffOct 21, 20121 topic

Increased Complexities Require a Rapid-fire Component

Social media technologies have dramatically increased the speed of everything be it good, bad or neutral. Change no longer cranks along at a snail’s pace but rather moves on a millisecond scale over the internet. It is the speed and scale of change that is causing chaos within the business community. And it requires significant immediate attention paid to it – if a business is to remain competitive and sustainable. It’s not just the shot that’s heard around the world, it is

Primary topic: Change Management

Change Management

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By Pat HeydlauffSep 2, 20131 topic

Engagement: Getting Over the “Them versus Us” Mentality

Maximizing the productivity of workforce talent is the greatest leadership challenge in today’s marketplace. Increased efficiency and productivity means increasing razor-thin profitability. The answer lies in connecting the communication dots by tying workforce productivity to the company’s performance, but how? The thought process of “them versus us” is the root cause of this challenge and also where you begin to find the solution. Those who seek success without regard to r

Primary topic: Leadership

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Providing Advice - What You Need to Know

Like millions of others, has your world been turned upside down? Have your responsibilities at work and at home escalated and the time you used to have for yourself been depleted? The old norms just aren’t working and everywhere you turn someone is trying to provide you advice on how to live your life.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

5 Good Characteristics of Productivity

Productivity - a magic word in anyone’s business vocabulary. When applied positively to the performance of an individual, it can reduce stress, be encouraging and lead to greater success for both the individual and the business. The obvious outcome for every individual and every business is to improve productivity. But, how do you do that? Perhaps the reverse is also true? If you can reduce stress, be encouraged by self or others and improve your performance will productivity increase?

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffJun 18, 20111 topic

Focus, the Productivity Solution

Multi-tasking, maintaining or increasing productivity and peak performance demands are at an all-time high. The result, stress and anxiety are also at an all-time high. Today's economic demands and their undesirable side effects are the same whether you are in accounting, marketing, manufacturing, the healthcare sector or retail. Maintaining and increasing productivity and performance are usually considered a leadership challenge, not an employee responsibility. In reality,

Primary topic: Leadership

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By Pat HeydlauffSep 20, 20131 topic

How Transformational Leaders Influence

“Research evidence clearly shows that groups led by transformational leaders have higher levels of performance and satisfaction than groups led by other types of leaders. Why? Because transformational leaders hold positive expectations for followers, believing that they can do their best,” stated Ronald E. Riggio, Ph.D., on Psychology Today’s blog. Transformational leadership is absolutely essential to delivering value in the new business platform. Transformational leadershi

Primary topic: Leadership

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By Pat HeydlauffJun 13, 20111 topic

The Golden Age of Leadership –Where are You, The Silver Age?

Leadership comes in many shapes, styles, sizes and sex. However, none of that really matters. When it comes to the success of your organization, what does matter is how good you are at leading and is anyone following you? One of the biggest obstacles leadership faces today is that the world has dramatically evolved over hundreds of years and organizational roadmaps for leadership have not. Innovation comes from an organization’s leadership that has vision and is able to impl

Primary topic: Leadership

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Four Strategies to Balance Home and Work

Are you already dealing with an overly hectic daily schedule or the added time crush of holiday commitments? Can you keep up with life's challenges on a macro level and find balance between your home life, work life, kids' lives and still find time for you without added stress and frustration? There is a solution based on the Feng Shui principle of taking control of your life that is easy to use, inexpensive and works. Organize and prioritize your time. Yes, prioritize! Treat time as a finite quantity so you don't over-commit.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffFeb 19, 20131 topic

Leadership Accountability – a Circular Strategy

Leadership accountability isn’t just evaluated by the marker of profitability. There are many components to accountability but the most strikingly overlooked one is buried deep within the relationship of a leader and the workforce: the truth. According to Sergeant Friday from the Dragnet television series, getting “just the facts, ma’am” doesn’t always tell the whole story. Accountability is based on truth but what percentage of the truth are employees presenting to leadersh

Primary topic: Leadership

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By Pat HeydlauffMay 22, 20121 topic

Today’s Leaders Need Soft Skills

The new normal, if there is such a thing, is all about the workforce, the client and the consumer – they want to know you have their best interests at heart. They are bombarded daily with an information tsunami via electronic communications but the one thing they lack: personal connections. It can be argued that they are always connected but the reality is they are constantly in contact but never connected. And, even their contacts are seldom long term. So for them the new n

Primary topic: Leadership

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By Pat HeydlauffJun 12, 20121 topic

The "Orbital Effect" for Business Success

Leadership was on display as the audience hung on every word uttered two weeks ago in Ft. Lauderdale, FL by Bob Danzig, former nationwide head of the Hearst Newspaper Group and vice president of the Hearst Corporation. For 20 years this industry giant was the epitome of what leadership should be in the 21st century. He used engagement techniques and conversational communication skills long before they ever had a name. Danzig’s leadership philosophy was summed up in eight simp

Primary topic: Leadership

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By Pat HeydlauffFeb 4, 20131 topic

Leaders Train and Develop Through Their Actions

There are many ways for a leader to train and develop a workforce: teaching, coaching, encouraging and nurturing. However the one form that speaks loudest and is rarely considered a strategy are a leader’s actions. If a picture is worth a thousand words, then the actions of a leader are worth significantly more. Leaders are under constant scrutiny from their workforce. They are watched to see how they perform, how they act on a normal busy day and how they react during a cri

Primary topic: Leadership

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By Pat HeydlauffJul 15, 20131 topic

Digital Addiction Wreaks Havoc on Business Innovation

Your success or failure is created by what you focus on. What you focused on five years, five months or five days ago is what you have in your life today. What you focus on today is what you will reap in the future. Dementia usually describes deterioration in cognitive abilities that are commonly seen in people who have suffered a head injury or psychiatric illness. Digital Dementia, a term coined in South Korea, is used to describe a deterioration of cognitive abilities resu

Primary topic: Leadership

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By Pat HeydlauffNov 28, 2011Topic pending

Harness Distracted Focus – Leadership’s Secret Weapon

Focus is much like the wind. If harnessed and channeled, the wind can create electricity, expedite the flight of an airplane or the movement of a ship and pump water from a well. You cannot stop the wind, change its intensity or at times destructive forces, but when harnessed, it is useful, productive and generates a limitless supply of focused energy. Like the wind, you cannot stop focus. You, your peers, your workforce and associates are always focusing on something all of

Primary topic: Nov 28, 2011

Nov 28, 2011

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By Pat HeydlauffJun 17, 20131 topic

Translation, Not Transcription, is the Key to Business Success

Change occurs constantly and your business must learn to adapt. From the telegraph to the cell phone, the personal computer to the Internet, companies have access to newer and better tools to do business in the 21st century. However, many organizations find success, even moderate success, yet remain stuck in the old ways of doing things. One of those significant changes took place at the turn of the century. Are you transcribing the way you do business from the past century

Primary topic: Leadership

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By Pat HeydlauffOct 16, 20111 topic

How to Create a Performance Based Workforce

Much is written today about workforce engagement, productivity, and performance yet few lay out a basic strategy for aligning the workforce with a company's expectations and long-term goals. According to Erik Breggren, Vice President of global research and customer results, SuccessFactors, "Our research shows that companies that invest in the ability to execute, aligning goals to strategy while creating a performance-based culture, experience higher shareholder returns. Conn

Primary topic: Leadership

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Take Feng Shui with You When Traveling

Are you planning a trip to a hotel or resort in the near future? Are you hoping for a positive energy change of pace that is filled with rest, relaxation and enjoyable recreation. Or is part of you dreading sleeping in an unfamiliar room in a strange city and a strange bed? There are a few ...

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffJul 11, 20121 topic

Super Ordinate Goal Strengthens Businesses

Do you have a super ordinate goal (SOG) for your organization; one that drives you above and beyond basic needs for your organization’s success? Is it at the core of your vision? Take the Disney Corporation as an example. One of their objectives is to maintain and build the integrity of the Disney name and franchise while preserving basic Disney values. But this is not the ultimate driving force behind Disney. Their super ordinate goal is “guest perception.” Everything they

Primary topic: Leadership

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Does Feng Shui Fuel McDonalds’ Success

Do restaurants and fast food establishments use Feng Shui or at least some of its principles when designing a successful profitable business? Absolutely yes! Here is how can you apply that information to your own home so you can experience less stress, better relationships and more prosperity.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Purchasing a Foreclosed or Underwater Home? Use Feng Shui Guidelines to Ensure Prosperity.

Mortgage rates are at historically low levels, with low home values creating record levels of housing affordability. Is now the time to invest in a home, a home that is currently underwater or foreclosed upon? Will the bad luck that has befallen the current owner of that property be transferred to you, the new owner?

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Stop Living Life in Your Rearview Mirror

If you want to create balance in your life instead of living your current juggling act, then living a rearview mirror lifestyle is not for you.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

A Successful Remodel Requires a Roadmap

Are you are considering an upgrade to your home to either improve your life or your chances of selling your property? Do you know you need to do something to your home but are not sure where to invest your time and money? Remodeling can be the answer. With a bleak outlook for selling a home, many homeowners have turned to remodeling because they feel the smarter choice is to invest in improving their current home. A remodel makes the home more enjoyable, uplifts the spirits of those living in it, and prepares it for a future sale when the real estate market rebounds.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Create Calm and Peace using Feng Shui

Does the assault of distractions, advertisements and social media messages leave your senses and peace of mind totally unbalanced and overwhelmed? Just a few short years ago, the average person experienced around 4,000 ad and information impressions per day. Today with the prevalence of electronic gadgets and social media, it is up to 6,000. And recent research shows that if you add cell phones with their mobile apps to the mix, it jumps to 12,000 impressions/distractions per day.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Energize Your Space in One Hour

Are you short on time and long on things to do? Do you run out of energy long before you run out of things on your "to do" list? Then it is time to take a look at your surroundings and make sure it is providing you the energy you need to have a great day, not just a barely make-it day. Nine Energizing Tips Each of the following energizing tips can be done in one hour. They will help you re-energize you and your surroundings while bringing a smile to your face.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Feng Shui Principles Empower You

Are you so busy doing the urgent that there is no time left for the important? Sometimes life just gets in the way of you creating the surroundings you want, which directly relates to the future you create. Life can throw up road blocks in the form of endless appointments, caregiving to others while meeting career and home demands. What about the little things, such as the unfinished projects in your house or the areas that are falling into disrepair?

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Decor Trends to Watch for: Textures and Gray

The January, 2013 Atlanta Gift Show was filled with bustling shoppers looking for new products and trends to stock their retail establishments for the upcoming summer and fall seasons. This is the good news. There is perhaps some not-so-good news as well? Usually the winter show features the presence of new color palettes, design shifts and the uplifting energy of a new forecast. This year however, the show was more about what wasn't present.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Gift Show Trends Fuel Inspiration and Creativity

Does what happens at the Atlanta International Gift and Home Furnishings Market make a difference in your life? Will the new décor trends for 2014 provide you better energy or will they somehow create more clutter and chaos? From a Feng Shui perspective, the answer is yes to all of the above. Just because the latest designs or color of the year are different than what you have doesn’t mean you should run out and change everything. The energy of the new designs and colors may not be the best for you – or they may be fantastic and provide just the lift you are looking for in the new year.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Five Essential Reasons for Using Feng Shui

Feng Shui is often described as a Chinese system for arranging space and the placement of things to bring balance and harmony into your life. Or, it’s all about flow and the movement of energy, or, it’s a way to clear space.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Controlled Change Fuels Prosperity

Change is inevitable. There are large numbers of changes that occur regularly in your life that are completely within your control. You make modifications to the way you do things, vary how you think about something, adjust what you do or when you do it and make huge transformative changes such as moving, downsizing, changing jobs or even something like cosmetic dentistry or surgery.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

To Create Good Luck, Use Feng Shui

Ancient Chinese Emperors used Feng Shui’s positive energy principles to influence the good luck and good fortune not only for their lifetime but that of the next seven generations of their families.” In an article appearing in Fortune Magazine, according to veteran home builder Bob Toll, ...

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Social Space Top Kitchen Priority

The kitchen, along with the master bedroom has always been one of the top two most important rooms in the home whether you are looking to purchase, sell or renovate to “stay in place.” In today’s underwater home sales marketplace, many stay-in-place homeowners have decided to not just remodel and renovate their kitchen but to make it the number one social area of their home. This nationwide trend shows that today’s homeowner is choosing to do more than just cook in the kitchen and use it as a social gathering place.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Spring Fuels Tomorrow's Future

Spring is a magical and transformative time of the year. It is the perfect time to take a good look at your surroundings and get rid of anything that does not provide you with vital fresh energy. This is the time of the year that provides fuel to flame the successes and joys of your future. Whether you are still digging your way out of a snow bank or waiting for the azaleas to bloom, now is when you should prepare your welcome because spring is on the horizon, ready to burst forth in all its glorious colors of life, freshness and creation.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Digital Dementia Wreaks Havoc on Personal Relationships

What you focused on five years, five months or five days ago is what you have in your life today. The relationships you have with your family, friends and contacts are the direct result of how you spent your time in the past and what you decided to focus upon. What you focus on today is what you will reap in the future, and now there is a new element to consider: digital dementia.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffApr 28, 20141 topic

Focused Priorities Fuel Leadership Success

What are your leadership responsibilities – engaging the workforce, hiring, acquisitions, financial planning, visioneering, innovation? Jack Welch, former chairman and CEO of General Electric, believed he had only three things to do as a leader: choose the right people, allocate the right funds and transmit ideas from division to division at the speed of light. What is on your leadership priority list? Is it short? Can you articulate your priorities in one easy to understand

Primary topic: Leadership

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Create Meaningful Relationships Using Feng Shui

With the advent of social media, the intrusion of the Internet and media outlets, it is rapidly becoming almost impossible to create and maintain quality relationships – especially face-to-face relationships. Are you putting up with others constantly on their cell phones, texting, being interrupted by social media, glued to the television or never getting a call back?

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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By Pat HeydlauffApr 28, 20141 topic

Eliminate Distracted Focus – Improve Performance

Distractions are rapidly becoming enemy No. 1 in the workplace. In fact, 45 percent of employees work only 15 minutes or less without getting interrupted, and 53 percent waste at least one hour a day due to all types of distractions according to recent research by harmon.ie, a provider of social email software. That un-engaged hour translates to a loss of productivity exceeding $10,000 per person per year. The report concludes that two-thirds of companies and technology user

Primary topic: Peak Performance

Peak Performance

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By Pat HeydlauffRecently published1 topic

Feng Shui Tips to Create a Better Tomorrow

Does life feel difficult? Are you feeling less productive than usual? Do you wish you could increase your prosperity and wealth? The solution is found in the lifestyle principles of Feng Shui. Its principles are neither a bandage nor quick fix but rather a basic system of order that creates a flow of natural energy throughout your surroundings and within your body. Much like your body needs water, nourishment and exercise to function properly; your surroundings also require attention so that you may prosper, be more productive and create a better tomorrow.

Primary topic: Feng Shui

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