Send us a text What if your bathroom isn’t a Feng Shui disaster but a quiet win waiting to happen? Rachel breaks down the “waste room” myths and shows how small, repeatable actions protect your health, money, and mood—without redesigns, big budgets, or perfection. This is the practical side of Feng Shui: doors shut, lids down, colours that ground, and cleaning that actually sticks when life is busy. We start with the basics that matter most: how energy moves toward drains, why toilets and si...
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Send us a text What if your bathroom isn’t a Feng Shui disaster but a quiet win waiting to happen? Rachel breaks down the “waste room” myths and shows how small, repeatable actions protect your health, money, and mood—without redesigns, big budgets, or perfection. This is the practical side of Feng Shui: doors shut, lids down, colours that ground, and cleaning that actually sticks when life is busy. We start with the basics that matter most: how energy moves toward drains, why toilets and si...
What can we do to keep the energy in our home calmer when the children are home over summer break?
Everyday Feng Shui Podcast
24 minutes
4 months ago
What can we do to keep the energy in our home calmer when the children are home over summer break?
Send us a text In today's episode I'm carrying on the theme from last week which is - how can we use Feng Shui to support us over this period of 'summer break'? Last week I shared areas to focus on, and today I add in some more practical jobs - like finally parting with dried and artificial plants/flowers, removingthe beloved knife block and many more! This is the final episode in this series until September - so it is with huge gratitude and huge love that I leave you with...
Everyday Feng Shui Podcast
Send us a text What if your bathroom isn’t a Feng Shui disaster but a quiet win waiting to happen? Rachel breaks down the “waste room” myths and shows how small, repeatable actions protect your health, money, and mood—without redesigns, big budgets, or perfection. This is the practical side of Feng Shui: doors shut, lids down, colours that ground, and cleaning that actually sticks when life is busy. We start with the basics that matter most: how energy moves toward drains, why toilets and si...
