Marie Diamond identifies three feng shui mistakes that could be holding you back: how you position yourself relative to doors, where you place mirrors, and why sharp-edged plants matter. Small shifts in your space might unlock what's been stuck.
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The three major mistakes in Feng Shui are the following. The first one is if people sit facing to the wall and they have an open space behind them and they don't see the door, then they make themselves very weak and vulnerable. So change that around. So you always see the door when you work, when you wake up, make sure you see the door from the hallway. And any meeting you have, make sure when you talk to people that you always see the door and that you have never your back to the door. The second major mistake is having mirrors in the bedroom. Mirrors reflect something. So when you have mirrors opposite the bed or on the side of your bed, you're actually doubling the people in the bed. If you're single, you're doubling your loneliness. When you are with two in the bed, you welcome more people and it also creates more health issues and activates your stress level. So make sure you cover the mirrors or put a screen in front of it or remove them. Also a reminder is that televisions with a reflective glass act as mirrors. Cover them. The third mistake that we see a lot in Feng Shui is sharp edges. Avoid to have plants that have sharp leaves, especially at your end entrance as you're walking in. Definitely no plants with sharp leaves close where you're working, like on your desk or next to your desk or where you're sitting, like on your sofa. Replace them by plants that have round leaves. Also, cactuses are considered bad luck in Feng Shui. Weapons and knives are also considered sharp edged material. So make sure you put them in cabinets and you don't hang them out. So if you want to learn Feng shui principles to shift your home energy for success, join me in the upcoming masterclass with Mindvalley. I hope to see you there.
