THE CEO’S POTENTIAL MAXIMIZING
In business, the luck of the CEO is crucial to the success and profitability of the business. Just as in the home it is essential to take care of the feng shui of the Patriach first, in business, it is the CEO’s feng shui you must protect first and foremost. Then to achieve a harmonious working environment for the rest of the staff, there are certain simple but essential methods you should use when designing the feng shui of an office. We follow on from the example from last issue, with our focus on Mr. Pressmill, the newly-hired CEO of a large Communications company.
M
r Pressmill, our CEO, is a Fire Snake, born in April 1953. His Kua Number is 2, which means his good luck directions are Northeast (Sheng Chi), West, Northwest and Southwest. His bad luck directions are East (Bad luck), Southeast (5 Ghosts), South (6 Killings) and North (Total Loss). First, we deal with where is best to place his office based on the Flying Star chart of the whole building.
64 FENGSHUIWORLD | SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2011 LOCATION
of the CEO’S OFFICE Tere are two HIGHLY favourable sectors offered by the Southeast 3 chart. Te first is the Southeast (which has the water 8 star) and the other very favourable sector is the Northwest which has the mountain 8 star. We have chosen to place the Mr. Pressmill’s office in the Northwest. Why? Firstly, the Northwest location has excellent mountain star 8 and water
star 6 – both incredibly auspicious during the Period of 8, and will bring plenty of success to the business under Mr Pressmill’s care. The Mountain 8 star is very special – as it brings good luck for in the form of business connections and political relationships. By placing his office here, Mr Pressmill will benefit from plenty of support from his business associates, board of directors, staff and friends in the business world.
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