​With many working from home these days it is more important than ever to get you in a strong position.  That means you'll need to quit facing the wall and turn your desk around where you have a solid wall behind you for solid support.  Turning your desk where you can see the door to your office also allows to see things coming and be prepared.  More career tips like this are in my eBook If Your Desk Was a Car.

When you bring in all the new Christmas gifts be sure to make room for them by donating or tossing items that are no longer of service to you.  Get a box and keep adding to it and when it is full take it to your local charity. 
Also don't buy into guilt gifts which are those gifts given to you by a close relative or friend that you feel compelled to hold onto even if you don't like it.  Donate those guilt gifts or re-gift it to someone that would like it.  Really, it is OK, because if you keep filling up your environment with items you don't like but feel guilty about keeping, those same items will start to work against you.  Guilt hits you in the gut so you may even start to have ailments around your gut area.
So take a look around your home or business (and yes your garage counts too) and see what you are holding onto unnecessarily that's blocking you from having an harmonious environment.  A space that only has items you love with out any negativity...you deserve that kind of space!

​First, do you actually use your kitchen or dining table?  If not, how are your relationships going? 
Our eating tables are key to our relationships, use them and your relationships are bountiful, neglect them and your relationships will neglect you.  
Round tables are best as they allow everyone to see each other and the round shape keeps the conversation flowing. 
Many fond memories can be created around the table where food, laughter and good conversation can nourish your body and mind!