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EPISODE · Dec 9, 2022 · 37 MIN

709: Kathryn Wilking on Feng Shui in Our Spaces.

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709: Kathryn Wilking on Feng Shui in Our Spaces.Balancing the energies around us to create sanctuaries that we love.Greg chats with Kathryn Wilking to discover how feng shui concepts can be used in our home and gardens to enhance and beautify our spaces. She introduces three core concepts of this practice that she uses to help people and discusses the five earth elements giving us examples on how to bring the energies in for positive results. Finding balance in our spaces is key to boosting our productivity.Since 2012, Kathryn has been working exclusively as a Feng Shui Coach helping homeowners and businesses take charge of their space and learn to thrive, not just survive! Author of Practical Feng Shui For the Office, and host of the podcast “Feng Shui Your Day!” she teaches that Feng Shui is easy and practical while helping us create function & flow, boost productivity, and find the work-life balance.  Visit https://www.urbanfarm.org/2022/12/09/709-kathryn-wilking/ for the show notes on this episode, and access to our full podcast library!

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