Rat Race Blues Grip Career Women

Co-author of Living an Extraordinary Life and Feng Shui consultant, Maggie Burgisser has list of 5 tips to move beyond overwhelm.

Mount Laurel, NJ (PRWEB) April 10, 2004 --"I was exhausted and tormentd by the relentless build-up of tasks and 'stuff' at home," says Kim Erskine, Director of Leadership Gifts for Oxford University in North America.

Erskine commutes to New York City from her Mount Laurel, NJ, home which adds 2 1/2 or more hours to her long day. "I want time to enjoy life, not just play catch-up all the time. Besides, with my personality, it's easier for me to address 500 people than to sort through the waves of paper and 'things' that come through our doors on a weekly basis."

Maggie Burgisser, a Feng Shui expert recently interviewed on "Let's Talk About It," WVLP radio, stated that part of Feng Shui (the Chiese art of placement), looks at the ability of 'helpful people' to enter your life. "You could think of it as a valve," Burgisser said, "...the more you put out, the more need there is to be sure the 'helpful people' valve is open to support you in other areas of your life. The sky's the limit for what you can take on when your space supports you."

Maggie Burgisser, Feng Shui expert and co-author of Living an Extraordinary Life, has created a list of five tips to enhance flow in the 'helpful people' area of your space. With these, busy women can experience managing, rather than limiting, the flow of 'things' through their lives. The free tips are available by contacting Ms. Burgisser.

Ms. Burgisser, President of Healthy Images, LLC, of Mount Laurel, NJ, is a Feng Shui practitioner and business consultant. Burgisser is available for interviews and makes a lively guest. She shares the list on air and gives tips the audience will love. She can be reached at 856-802-1524.