Feng shui for authors

When we’re spending more and more time at our desks, often sharing office space with others, how can we stay creative and be an effective author and writer?

I often find myself talking about writing at your best. What needs to be around you? When’s the best time to write? And who can support you? But have you ever thought about feng shui, and how you can use this to maximise your writing time?

Last week, I had the pleasure of interviewing with my friend and former client, Mary Nonde, author of Awaken your Intuitive Vision. Alongside being an expert in supporting people to create compelling vision boards, Mary has 25 years’ experience in the feng shui world.

Feng Shui for Authors interview

If you want to discover how to be more creative and get the most from your writing, then I suggest you watch our interview – or perhaps download the audio and listen on the go, so that you get a different perspective. And get away from your desk!

Did you know that the space you write in can affect how creative you are and dampen or raise your productivity? There are a few simple tweaks you can make to raise your energy, create better flow, so that you can be more effective.

When you’re doing different activities, like brainstorming, writing or editing, how can you find the right space so that you can work at your best?

If you’re sharing your working space right now, you’ll love the practical tips to set up your desk and office so that it works for you.

And Mary examined my own set-up and gave some tips for making it work better for me.

So, come and take an insight into feng shui for authors and watch us chat about how you can get your best writing done!

You can find out more about Mary Nonde at www.marynonde.com.