| Welcome to Chi for Change |
| Chi for Change is a company that blends the best of both worlds of ancient Feng Shui with traditional organization and design principles to help you take charge of your life. As a result, you will be in control, have balance, and work more efficiently-increasing the flow of money and positive energy coming into your life. Feng Shui is a Chinese philosophy that teaches us specific ways to analyze our environments in order to create positive forces in our lives. If you follow certain simple principles your life will begin to change for the better. One of the major goals of our organization is to help you create less stress in your life and more time to do the things you enjoy. If you follow these principles faithfully, you will most definitely attract abundance and prosperity. | |
"The average American will spend one year searching through desk clutter looking for misplaced objects."
MARGIN, Dr. Richard Swenson |
| There is a growing realization in the United States that Feng Shui principles are useful and practical. Some of the most useful principles of Feng Shui include: applying the best direction for people to sleep, work and live, balancing the chi (energy) in all environments, balancing the dark and light elements (yin/yang), and applying harmonious elements in homes, offices, gardens and landscapes.
Our consultants are trained in both fields. With our help, we can organize your work and home environments utilizing the rather mystical elements of Feng Shui with the down-to-earth techniques of practical organization. Together, your home and office can attract abundance and harmony while being a great, organized place to live and work! |
"Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful."
William Morris |
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Chi for Change Golden Rules for Success
- Fill 75% of your space-leave the other 25% for room to grow
- Purge once a quarter and donate items you no longer need
- Use systems so everything has a home
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Educate everyone in your household so they know all of the systems
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Recycle junk mail before it enters your home
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Use one master calendar
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Carry one bag that holds everything you need
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Leave 2 1/2 to 3 feet in between furniture-never overcrowd your space
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Keep a master list and use sticky notes only to transfer information
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Analyze and tweak systems every quarter
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Creative Ways to Recycle
•Cardboard wrapping paper tubes: use to store your children's artwork
•Chopsticks: use to help seedlings grow or to use to support a plant
•Coffee Cans: paint and use to hold tools in the garage
•Corks: use to hold needles when you are sewing
•Greeting Cards: cut and use for making gift tags
•Old Paintbrushes: use for cleaning hard reach cleaning crevices
Source: Don't Throw that Out
Yankee Books |
| We believe in helping people change their lives. |
We donate clothing, household items and toys to these organizations:
Denver Children's Advocacy Center (DCAC) serves children who have been sexually abused, neglected, or traumatized by witnessing violence. DCAC is one of 14 child advocacy centers in Colorado providing child-friendly, family-supportive services in one central location or close by
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| For 77 years, the volunteer-run, nonprofit Denver Santa Claus Shop has collected and distributed free toys to area children who might not otherwise have a toy to open at Christmas. It serves more local disadvantaged children each December than any other holiday toy drive, and will help 14,000 needy children this year.They need dolls, cars, trucks, books, balls, games, etc. Infant and toddler toys are especially needed. Huge toy stores are set up each year in donated space~families are referred to The Shop by various social service agencies. |
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