Clutter Madness! The Deeper Truth. Pare Down Your Piles When You Discover What Personality Are You!

Sept. 1, 2011 - PRLog -- Longing to be Martha Stewart, organized and efficient? Or does it look like this: you unconsciously drop things, create mounds, stockpile, and hoard stuff? You need not swing to either end of the spectrum to address your mess. Wouldn't it feel good to know your unique style when creating your piles? The Chinese Five Element system is the missing piece to this dilemma. There are five personalities and each one has a distinct world of qualities, characteristics, creativity, and ways it makes clutter. Disorder does not have to be distasteful, it just happens. And its not the piles that are the problem, it is the misunderstood emotions and perceptions surrounding the mess. Learn how to distinguish your traits and inclinations for clutter and your on your way to discerning between "inspiring clutter" and "overwhelming stuff". Extraordinary processes will be shared that give you the "vision" to see that the paper you hold in your hands is either the seed of a great idea or something to cast off and move to the trash.

Bette Steflik, Shen Men Feng Shui teaches "Clutter Madness, The Deeper Truth" at New Renaissance Bookstore October 15, 2011, 6:00-8:00 p.m. www.newrenbooks.com., 503-224-4929. She discovered Feng Shui in 1999 while coming to terms with a career change that turned into a life changing experience. She is a Northwest Feng Shui Specialist who helps her clients enrich their living experience with inspired, uplifting feng shui design. Her concepts come from a classical Chinese tradition that she lends a modern twist, to create a balanced space that enhances not only the equity of the home but empowers her client's personal satisfaction, elevates their professional success and restores their quality of work, love and play.

Why continue to live with a sensitive issue and be mystified every time you find a pile? Discover your "unique You", your personality type when it comes to clutter; 1) learn the processes that help you to clear the confusion and address your misconception about it; 2) get creative with your mess; and 3) take with you tools to (en)lightened your load.

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Bette Steflik believes by enriching a client's living experience with feng shui design, it creates a balanced space that enhances not only the equity, but empowers personal satisfaction, elevates professional success and restores their quality of life.