Top 10 Ways to Increase Your Fun Load

“Reduce your workload by 30% and increase your fun load by 30% and you will increase your revenue by 100% and you will increase your productivity by 10,000%. More fun, less struggle equals more results on all fronts.”   – Abraham-Hicks

Top Ten Ways to Increase Your FUN Load

1. Pet or play with an animal, go to the Humane Society or to the zoo
2. Think about things that make you feel good
   * Memories
   * Things you like to do
   * How you helped a client
   * Your past successes
   * Funny jokes
3. Walk outside or work outside on your deck
4. Dream build: Create a dream board or book with pictures or notes about things you want to be, do or have in your life
5. Use colorful folders and pens or fun supplies or desk organizers
6. Experience something new
   * Take a class
   * Attend a workshop
   * Try a new recipe
   * Find a new Meet Up group
   * See a new movie
   * Paint
   * Walk or drive in a different direction than you normally do
7. Look for things to appreciate and be grateful for all day long
   * Trees as you’re driving
   * Color of someone’s eyes
   * Interesting architecture
   * Electricity / heat / your car
   * People in your life ~ a kiss, a hug, a smile
   * Soft comfort of your sheets & bed
8. Take a nap (when you sleep you reset your point of attraction and can start fresh with a better attitude)
9. Go window shopping. I love to do this in conjunction with Abraham’s $100 bill exercise. Get a crisp $100 bill and put in your purse. Then, mentally spend it over and over every day so when you see something you like, think I could buy that and you could because you actually have that $100 bill in your purse. Occasionally, you may even want to spend it to buy something you really like!
10. Flood your day with positive messages (see below for my favorites).

• Put affirmation calendars in your bathrooms and on your desk
• Listen to positive CDs in your car or Hay House radio
• Bookmark your favorite You Tube Channels to watch/listen while cooking or folding laundry

Daily Quotes sent to your email:
www.Abraham-Hicks.com
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www.hayhouse.com for perpetual flip calendars: My favorites are Robert Holden’s Success Now, Wayne Dyer’s The Power of Intention and Abraham-Hicks’ Ask and It Is Given. I also like Louise Hay’s daily affirmation calendar (she creates a new one each year).

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Bells Brrrrring Good Things

Bells are commonly used in Feng Shui for adjustments and for attracting energy and opportunities. Bells are used in many religious and spiritual practices as well. Bells even symbolize holidays such as Christmas or the winter season (think sleigh bells). There’s something magical about the sound of bells that makes you stop and listen. The sound of church bells ringing or a doorbell certainly gets your attention.

Bells represent movement and also have a calling or attraction energy. They can be used for protection and decision making as well. Brass bells are often recommended and you should personally like the sound or tone of the bell if it is something that you are using within your home or office.

So what about bells and Feng Shui? What can a little bell do for you?  Use bells as an adjustment for:

• Clearing the energy in your home or office
• Helps you find your ground and keeps your personal balance
• Front door to brrrring in opportunities
• Office door to call in new clients
• Clearing energy in rental spaces/hotel rooms/vendor booths
• Hotel room door for protection and a feeling of safety
• Protecting your purse
• Protecting $$ in your cash box or cash register
• Ringing over clutter to help you decide what to keep
• Helpful People corner of your desk to call in more clients

Bells can also be used as an adjustment for certain door situations in Feng Shui. For example, If you have a “empty door” (a door that leads nowhere as in the case of a door to a deck that hasn’t been built yet) you can hang a bell on the door handle, either inside or outside, to remedy this “going nowhere” energy.

Another one of my favorite ways to use bells is to call the money back when you have a door in your Wealth area. My client Amy experienced the power of this adjustment first hand.

“I have always been interested in Feng Shui and have even tried to apply it to my home and office space myself…although without any great success. When I learned that Kim would come and do a consult at my home, I jumped at the opportunity! I was amazed at the subtle changes or fixes I could do and what an amazing impact these can make.

I hung a bell with a purple ribbon on my patio door ‘to call the money back’ and just found a 401K investment from a previous employer valued at almost $100K! I also started as an Independent Meeting Planner a year ago and have had a very prosperous first year that ended with a business trip (and mini vacation) to Hawaii in November. My home feels harmonious and I am energized by all the wonderful things that are happening!”     

Amy-Marie Lemanski, AML Events, Plymouth, MN

You can hang your bell with a purple ribbon as Amy did (symbolizing wealth) or use a 9″ red ribbon. Red is considered an auspicious color in Feng Shui and 9 is about reaching new heights as it’s the last number before the numbers start over.

Find a bell you love and start brrrrringing in good things!

Kim Julen, Shift Master
WWS Certified Feng Shui Practitioner
Certified Angel Card Reader
www.FindingYourFiji.com
651-230-7361

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