Karen Rauch Carter
Karen Rauch Carter is the author of the national best-selling feng shui book, Move Your Stuff, Change Your Life (Simon & Schuster, 2000). Karen is an international speaker, the feng shui guru for various web sites including ClubMom.com and iVillage.com, and a landscape architect who had her own design firm for over seventeen years.
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Move Your Stuff is the feng shui fix-all book packed with practical exercises, clear illustrations, fun-to-read anecdotes, and life-changing advice that makes creating ideal personal space simple and meaningful. It has been reviewed as the most accessible feng shui book on the market.
Ms. Carter’s background as a landscape architect makes her feng shui advice not only meet the sound principles of good feng shui but good design as well. She provides lectures and consultations to individuals and corporations worldwide. Karen has helped create the ideal settings for doctors, lawyers, architects, real estate agents, stockbrokers, horse trainers, moms, movie directors, theme park designers, and more.
Karen has spoken at national conventions of all types, and has been featured at popular events that include the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books and the Los Angeles Times Festival of Health. She has also spoken at many international venues including the Learning Annex’s Real Estate and Wealth Expo along side such experts as Tony Robbins and Donald Trump. She is also frequently featured as a popular guest on radio and television programs.
Karen founded Feng Shui Palace, where feng shui information and products are available to assist those seeking to improve their lives. Her web site Feng Shui Palace is the go-to place to find out the latest on how to create living and work environments that consistently support life, love, respect, health, and wealth.
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Top Tips to Optimize Small Spaces
Although small spaces foster “cozy relations and better communication,” says the feng shui master; sometimes you just might want to spread out - even if the square footage says otherwise.
6/28/2007 |
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Feng Shui - Home Decorating For Better Living
OK guys. Let’s talk feng shui. Feng what you ask? Let’s just say it’s an old Chinese term for “You get house together - your life fall together right away!” In other words, it’s a way to get your living space (whether it’s a dorm room, apartment, or basement crib at mom’s house) to say “I’m successful,” “I respect myself,” and of course “I’m Debonair.”
3/31/2007 |
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