feng shui from fook.com

This is rather an interesting story that shows how Feng Shui can effect a business. It seems that Marks & Spencer decide to move into the mainland Chinese marketplace, and bought land and built a new 40,000 square foot store in Shanghai. But since opening, the store has had a rash of problems, including supply and such, but also the death of a customer (who fell four stories from the atrium to the ground floor) as well as large crowds who didn’t seem inclined to part with a month’s salary for a V-neck shirt.

There are strong whispers by rivals that the store has poor Feng Shui, and that the location itself is poor for various reasons, which explains why this lot (and the one next to it) were left empty in an otherwise booming area of Shanghai.

Read the rest of the story here.

Feng Shui is something that can touch every part of your life. It isn’t just something that happens at home, the chi, the energy is all over the world, at all times. In many places, office buildings and commercial spaces are created to be in harmony with nature and to have positive energy. Well, you can do the same thing for your workspace, turning your cubicle into a better place to work.

Check out Workday Feng Shui here.