Feng Shui answers common questions about store Feng Shui

Introduction: When opening a business, what you want is a prosperous business and lots of money, so the choice of a store requires a lot of consideration, not only economic factors but also Feng Shui factors. So, what are the common problems in store feng shui? Let’s take a look together! If you want to know more about Feng Shui, Mr. Shui Mo has prepared a special topic on Feng Shui for you to give you a more comprehensive understanding.

1. The front of the house should be open to absorb energy from all directions. This is consistent with the business principle of welcoming guests from all over the world. According to this principle, when choosing a store address, you must consider the openness in front of the store. There must not be any obstructions, such as walls, telephone poles, billboards, and oversized trees. This will allow the store to face all directions, which not only provides a wide field of vision but also allows customers and pedestrians at a distance to see the store, which is conducive to the dissemination of product information. Feng Shui calls the transmission of this information the flow of Qi. With the flow of Qi, there is vitality! From a business perspective, once customers and passers-by receive information about a store's merchandise, they may come and make purchases.

2. The unlucky buildings mentioned in Feng Shui mainly refer to chimneys, toilets, funeral homes, hospitals and other buildings that are likely to make people feel psychologically uncomfortable. These buildings are filled with either black smoke, or stench, or are crying, or groaning. Feng Shui considers these information brought by inauspicious buildings as evil spirits. If the store door faces an inauspicious building, evil energy will sweep in. If you run a restaurant or a hotel, there will definitely be few diners and tourists. Moreover, for business operators, being in such an environment for a long time will cause them to feel depressed and unhappy, and in severe cases, they may even become ill.

3. Many stores now play deafening music in order to create an internal atmosphere of the store. In fact, this is very bad. Music itself can indeed create an atmosphere, but it depends on what kind of atmosphere it creates. Soft and elegant music can make customers linger and increase the time customers stay in the store, thereby increasing the possibility of customers purchasing. In Feng Shui, deafening music is called sound evil, which is a kind of evil. It may attract people instantly, but it also makes people feel irritable naturally, which can only have a negative impact on store promotions.

4. Many large shopping malls are now equipped with escalators, but be careful not to place the escalator facing the store's door. If such a layout has been formed, it is best not to let customers see the escalator as soon as they enter the door. This is in line with the principle of "likes to turn around, avoids straight attack" in Feng Shui. Otherwise, it will be detrimental to the development of the store.

5. The decoration and main color of the store. There is a lot of attention paid to store decoration and color. Many stores pay great attention to the color of the interior of the store. Some merchants believe that brighter colors such as red and yellow can make people in a relatively excited state and arouse people's desire to buy. From the perspective of Feng Shui, the color of the interior of the store should be considered in combination with the five elements of the owner's destiny, the orientation of the store, and the five elements of the goods sold. The attributes of the goods should be classified into five categories: wood, fire, earth, gold, and water. Then, the decorative tones of the interior of the store should be determined based on the five elements of the owner's destiny and the five elements of the store's orientation.

6. The door is the throat of the store. The door of a store is the throat of the store, and it is the passage for customers and goods to enter and exit and circulate. The number of customers that a store's door welcomes and sees off every day determines the store's success or failure. Therefore, in order to increase the store's customer flow, the store's door should not be made too small. If it is too small, the air outlet of the house will be reduced, which is not conducive to the intake of air and will reduce and slow down the inflow of air, thereby reducing the vitality in the house. Also, do not deliberately leave too many doors for the convenience of entry and exit, otherwise, customers will easily become "passers-by".

There are key points to grasp when it comes to shop feng shui. The overall layout, orientation and placement of major objects are the key points. Some friends ignore these fundamental factors and one-sidedly pursue some details, which results in thankless work, money spent ineffectively, and they can't find the reason. The success of a shop not only depends on who runs it and what it runs, but is also closely related to the feng shui layout. I hope friends can master more knowledge of feng shui. I believe that your business will be prosperous and your wealth will increase.
Summary: The above article provides answers to common questions about store Feng Shui. I hope friends who are opening stores can refer to it for reference. I wish you a prosperous business and lots of money!

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