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Is your bedroom so cluttered or so spartan that relaxation and romance are simply impossible? Most of us are guilty of either filling up the bedroom with junk that won’t fit anywhere else, or treating it like a cold and sterile museum. Jenna Boyd joins us to cover common mistakes in bedroom organization and to share tips and simple changes you can make today to turn your bedroom into a stress-free haven for intimacy and romance.

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Is your living space causing stress in your marriage?Is your living space having a negative impact on your relationship? Many couples would not think that the home environment itself can have an effect on marital bliss, but Jenna Boyd and Susan Orenstein, Ph.D. join us to discuss how clutter, color, and emotional distractions can create stress and tension that robs your marriage of intimacy.

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Pink Magazine video on the effects of good lighting on productivity; featuring Jenna Boyd of Elements of Harmony.

In nature, there are five elements: wood, fire, earth, metal and water. “Each element has different properties and together they create a balanced environment,” explains Feng Shui consultant Jenna Boyd, the owner of Elements of Harmony Feng Shui.”

Boyd shares these tips to incorporate the five elements into your workspace:

In nature, there are five elements: wood, fire, earth, metal and water. “Each element has different properties and together they create a balanced environment,” explains Feng Shui consultant Jenna Boyd, the owner of Elements of Harmony Feng Shui.”

Boyd shares these tips to incorporate the five elements into your workspace:

by Jenna Boyd, PINK magazine

Reinvent the way you do business by rearranging your workspace.

Feng Shui (pronounced FUNG SHWAY) is the art of positioning your environment based on natural principles that focus energy flow and enhance quality of life. Improve productivity, creativity, comfort and relationships by applying these "natural strategies" to your space:

by Jenna Boyd, Cary Magazine March-April 2007

The art of feng shui, though it sounds like an ancient Chinese secret, is simply arranging one's environment to enhance the quality of life, including health, career, relationships, finances, children and well-being.

Feng shui identifies these aspects by reviewing areas of the space and noting the symbolism they reflect. The chi (Chinese word for energy) is enhanced within the space by rearranging what you already own to create an open feeling, removing what is no longer relevant and adding in the natural elements for balance. Functionality, practicality and beauty are all attributes of an environment that has been arranged with intention. Harmonious placement within a space yields harmony in life.

Nature is the key to success – even in your office.

by Jenna Boyd, PINK magazine April/May 2006

BRING NATURE’S FIVE ELEMENTS
(wood, fire, earth, metal and water) into your office and notice the difference. Determine the attributes you need and add them to your space with the substance, color and shape of your favorite art, object or fabric. According to Terah Kathryn Collins, internationally recognized consultant, author and founder of theWestern School of Feng Shui, “Every second our nervous systems are responding to our surroundings, whether we are conscious of it or not.”

Boost the bottom line with the Bagua

by Jenna Boyd, PINK magazine August/September 2005

YOUR ENVIRONMENT CAN affect what’s happening in your career and business, so if there is an area that needs a change for the positive, align your space with the Bagua, the Feng Shui map. Simple adjustments in your space at work can give you more energy and business opportunities.

In a recent Elements of Harmony study of dozens of individuals and companies that applied the Bagua to their space, more than 80 percent experienced positive results, ranging from drastic, immediate windfalls to subtle changes in their careers, relationships, finances, health, family and overall well-being. The best results came when participants were enthusiastic about making changes.

How office lighting can illuminate your thinking.

by Jenna Boyd, PINK magazine June/July 2005

THE LIGHTING IN YOUR OFFICE can bolster or diminish energy levels, moods, and productivity. Just as the days of summer are long and bright, our moods are more upbeat and carefree than in winter. It’s no different in your office. So flip the switch and brighten your perspective inside, too.

Jenna Boyd in the Atlanta Journal Constitution