The position of your desk, whether in the office or at home, plays a crucial role in creating good feng shui. Since it symbolizes career and business opportunities, you should place it in a strategic location, commonly known as the command position. This rule applies everywhere, whether you’re in an office or working from home.

It’s better to have a window next to your desk than in front of it. It’s tempting to place your desk in front of a window so you can enjoy the view, if you have one. However, you may be easily distracted by any movement outside and delay completing your work on time. Even worse, facing a sharp corner of a building, a nearby air conditioning compressor, or other sources of toxic smoke could lead to eye strain or discomfort from the glare of natural light.

What if you can’t move your desk away from the window?
If you have no choice but to position your desk in front of a window, draw the curtains or blinds while you work. This will help you concentrate on your work.

To have a workspace that promotes productivity and focus, follow these tips:

• Always support your back with a sturdy wall.
• You should be able to see the entrance from your seat.
• Avoid placing your desk directly in front of the entrance.
• Do not sit with your back to a wall or window.
• Avoid sitting facing the sharp corners of pillars or other structures.

Following these tips will help you create a workspace with good feng shui, which can increase your productivity and focus.

–sh