In the Media
Feng Shui is a fascinating subject that's fast growing in appeal - especially as community attitudes are shifting from a material focus to an emphasis on improving lifestyles, happiness and wellbeing. We love to get on our soap box and spread the word about the benefits of Feng Shui design. Here's a collection of our favourite media work.
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Channel 7 Morning Show, Fabulous Feng Shui, TV Interview
More celebrities are turning to Feng Shui advisors, including Victoria Beckham, who has used Feng Shui in her own "posh" palace. Kylie Gillies and the very cheeky Larry Emdur interview Jane Langof on Feng Shui tips to create more positive energy in your home. |
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2GB Radio Interview, Money news small business show
2GB radio presenter Prue MacSween interviews Jane about Feng Shui tips for improving your business. In Prue's entertaining style, she ponders the question - "Can Feng Shui really benefit your business, or do some people think it's a lot of Chop Suey?" |
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Cleo Magazine, Be your own happiness guru
"Reasearch has shown that happiness has less to do with circumstances and more to do with genetics, and, most importantly, the way we think about ourselves and the world." Jessica Martin asks 10 of the happiest experts in biz their top tips to help you live your best life. Check out our Feng Shui tips for living in a happy home! This article is featured in the July 2011 issue of Cleo Magazine. |
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Cosmopolitan Magazine, Fix a bad mood in 60 seconds
Kimberly Gillan interviews a range of health and lifestyle experts and authors on how to uplift your mood and improve your level of happiness, whether you've got a spare minute or a whole day. Kimberly writes "According to research by US psychology professors Kennon Sheldon and Sonja Lyubomirsky, a whopping 40 per cent of our happiness comes directly from the things we do - the other 60 per cent is a combination of genetics and life circumstances." |
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Sunday Telegraph Newspaper, We're picking up good vibrations
The Sunday Telegraph interviews leading property experts, Feng Shui consultants and their clients on the benefits of Traditional Feng Shui. "Even real estate agents are turning to Feng Shui, writes Katrina Creer. Agent John McGrath describes the practice as “common sense” and says his agency has used Feng Shui when trying to sell a difficult property. “A lot of it is about clearing and creating a better energy in a property and I think that can help,” McGrath says. “If nothing else, it creates a fresh approach and brings some focus to the property." |
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Herald Sun Newspaper, Living in Harmony
Property buyers and sellers are turning to Feng Shui for success. "You can have a beautiful house at the right price and in a fantastic area, but if the feng shui isn't right, they certainly won't buy it" Philip Webb Real Estate Principal, Philip Webb The living area photographed in this article is by Feng Shui consultant and designer Jane Langof. |
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Insight Magazine, Guest EditorInsight Magazine is Australia's No.1 spiritual lifestyle magazine, distributed nationally and online. Jane Langof was the guest editor of Insight Magazine in January 2010, and as part of this role Jane invited five expert colleagues in the wellbeing industry to write informative and uplifting articles about Feng Shui, Chinese Astrology, meditation, health and spirituality. |
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Insight Magazine, Feng Shui tips for harmonious living
Insight Magazine is Australia's No.1 spiritual lifestyle magazine, distributed nationally and online. Feng Shui tips for harmonious living has some easy Feng Shui tips and advice that you can use in your home, to help you achieve a harmonious lifestyle. |
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