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Feng shui your wardrobe

You get out of bed, breeze by the coffee maker and stumble into the shower. Next, it's a quick stop to the undie drawer and then you are off to hunt in the wardrobe for something to wear

Confused as to whether you should start riffling through the pile on the floor or fight the knotted up hangers, your mood suddenly shifts into disgust, rage and even a tad of depression. Your whole day miraculously takes on those evil moods, and you're so used to them, you think that it's just a part of your personality. If this sounds at all familiar - you need a feng shui wardrobe makeover!

Applying the principles of feng shui to spaces such as drawers, medicine cabinets and closets is so easy that it's scary. Yet I see so many people disrespecting their small spaces. They think: 'As long as I have my rooms covered - I have completely feng shui-ed my home.' Wrong. I'd like to remind everyone that feng shui-ing your home is a process that never really is complete because you are an ever-changing person. And as you change, so will your home.

Let's take your cupboards where your clothes are as an example. New clothes are always coming in, and old clothes are always going out. But the more you keep everything in your wardrobe organised and up to date, the more likely you will start your day off in a better mood.

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