Cheryl Grace - Feng Shui Simply: Change Your Life From the Inside Out

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Praise forFeng Shui Simply

Feng shui expert Cheryl Grace has created a step-by-step approach to feng shui that is not only an organizational tool for your home but also a way of life. Feng Shui Simply is highly recommended to anyone wanting to lead an inspired way of living using the time-proven principles of Feng Shui.

Julie Morgenstern, New York Times best-selling author of Organizing from the Inside Out

Cheryl Grace offers her insightful feng shui and life-design expertise on creating an optimal life. Her book brings you the wisdom of feng shui and much more.

Terah Kathryn Collins, best-selling author of The Western Guide to Feng Shui and founder of the Western School of Feng Shui

Through Feng Shui Simply, Cheryl Grace is able to assist us in accessing our highest potential for living an authentic and purposeful life. Her insightful and practical tools provide solid evidence of this transformative work. Cheryls genuine warmth, humor, and wisdom make her a gifted and inspiring teacher for us all.

Peggy Rometo, author of The Little Book of Big Promises

This encyclopedia of empowerment should be required reading for anyone who wants to permanently improve their relationships, finances, and health. I highly recommend Cheryl Graces Feng Shui Simply!

Darren Weissman, best-selling author and developer of The LifeLine Technique

With Feng Shui Simply, Cheryl Grace has skyrocketed my appreciation for the ancient art of feng shui and its myriad nuances. This comprehensive guide covers scads more than its title suggests, touching on all areas of energy-based personal growth. Never before has feng shui made so much sense to me, and never before have I understood the full scope of its awesome power over our lives. I immediately put Cheryls wisdom into practice and the results have been spectacular. Im thrilled to add this exciting tool to my energetic tool belt!

Lisa McCourt, writing coach, joy trainer, and author of Juicy Joy: 7 Simple Steps to Your Glorious, Gutsy Self

Cheryl Grace calls us home to remind us of how profoundly the energy of our surroundings affects us, and how important it is for feng shui to be personalized to fit the unique spirit of the person living in a space. Youll learn so much from this book.

Jean Haner, author of The Wisdom of Your Face and Your Hidden Symmetry

Copyright 2013 by Cheryl Grace

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Cover design: Amy Rose Grigoriou
Interior design: Tricia Breidenthal

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The author of this book does not dispense medical advice or prescribe the use of any technique as a form of treatment for physical, emotional, or medical problems without the advice of a physician, either directly or indirectly. The intent of the author is only to offer information of a general nature to help you in your quest for emotional and spiritual well-being. In the event you use any of the information in this book for yourself, which is your constitutional right, the author and the publisher assume no responsibility for your actions.

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Library of Congress Control Number: 2013930752

Tradepaper ISBN: 978-1-4019-3978-6

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To my parents,
Gilbert and Elsie George.
I am
because of my parents love.

When the student is ready, the teacher appears.

BUDDHIST PROVERB

Early one morning in 2001, well before people began to congregate on the beach in Dunedin, Florida, I sat sipping coffee and enjoying the serenity of the ocean. On a weekend getaway with my good friend Connie, I was far from ESPN, where Id been a corporate executive for the past 12 years. My accomplishments at the network had elevated me to a level of considerable success: high visibility, worldwide travel, a powerful leadership position, and an executive salary with perks. I should have been at the happiest point in my life. Yet I had to admit that I wasnt.

In this rare moment of quiet in the peaceful morning lightno BlackBerry vibrating with messages, no phones ringing off the hookI began to scrutinize my so-called success. While my work at ESPN was challenging, creative, and often rewarding, I sometimes felt an emptiness I couldnt quite explain. Id hear news stories of rescue workers who were saving lives when all hope was lost. No one would question whether such a person was making a difference in someone elses life. I would ask myself, Is it my lifes purpose to provide entertaining and relaxing sports programming for the skillful brain surgeon at the end of his day? In my mind that was, at best, a stretch. Yet society said that I was successful, so I forced myself to persevere. It seemed as if I had no choice: the competitive nature of business had a way of making me feel that no matter what monumental tasks I completed in a day, a week, a month, it was never quite good enough. And if I stopped striving, it meant