Lucky Bamboo for a Home Business

by Kori Rodley Irons | More from this Blogger

23 Dec 2007 04:06 PM

Despite my often pragmatic approach to life and business, I am not without my superstitions. I am willing to try most things and give every philosophy and theory a bit of a spin. I do put some stock in "energy flow" and Feng Shui, so when a friend recently gave me a "lucky" bamboo plant for wealth and prosperity, I was quite happy to add it to my collection of home business "tools"...

Okay, I am not saying that I am going to take my bamboo plant to the bank with me, and if I am being completely honest I will have to admit that I have another, older bamboo plant that already lives in part of my house. I have just gotten used to it, keep it nice and moist, and consider part of my collection of houseplants. But, there was something about a fresh, new bamboo potted up nicely in the dragon crock that I couldn't help but welcome into my part of my work space.

Even though I have my shelf of business books and I am always looking for practical and proven ways to improve and grow my business, I cannot help but entertain some ideas of luck and positive energy. After all, how can it hurt to allow some non-Western, non-business school sort of elements into my home business? Who can argue with the idea of bringing "wealth and prosperity" into my life? AND, the day after I got the new bamboo plant settled into my work space, I did find a soaking wet dollar bill on the sidewalk as I took out my newspapers to be recycled--coincidence, dumb luck, or the beginning workings of the lucky bamboo? Besides, if all else fails, plants are always good for the air quality of an area, right?

Also: Home Office Feng Shui--for Families

Feng Shui--Some More Uncluttered Thoughts

 
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