In one's workspace environment it may be difficult to re-arrange the furniture or move to a different workspace. There are Feng Shui fundamentals that can be applied to a workspace to enhance positive chi for a more harmonious workspace that is creative and productive.

Consult the Ba-Gua for the areas you wish to enhance in your life. It is important to focus on one or two sectors at a time; one can be overwhelmed when attempting to access too many sectors. By focusing on one or two sectors, one can be disciplined to accomplishing the goals of those sectors.

Use the desk for the center place for mapping good Feng Shui. The desk is the center for where work is started and completed. Place the Ba-Gua over the desk to determine which sectors need enhacement. The most auspicious place for a desk is in a position where one's office entrance is visible from the front. If the entrance is to the back of the person, the person may be exposed to negative elements that cannot be seen. To alleviate the problem is to place a mirror on the desk for a rear view.

Be respectful of the workspace. The workspace reflects your character and your energy. He says, "To reduce stagnant chi, get rid of 'stuff' you no longer use." This means removing old files, materials and other items from the desktop and desk drawers. Keep only what is used as part of daily work routine on the desktop. The computer should be on the desktop if it is the primary tool for productivity. The same applies to pens and paper. If the primary tool for productivity and creativity is the pen, keep it on the desktop or keep it with you. Don't store extra pens or supplies in the desk drawer, it stores away ideas that never get expressed.