Your bedroom represents PARTNERSHIP no matter where it's located in your home.
And the thing is, whether you're happily married, your relationship is rocky, you aren't interested in having a partner right now or you're single and looking for love, it's important to create space in your bedroom for your partner and yourself.
There's a couple ways to look at this. First of all...
your bedroom needs to have breathing space!
Has your bedroom become a "catch all" space for things that don't belong anywhere else? Maybe you're storing wrapping paper or old memorabilia in your closet or you have excess sheets and blankets (that...by the way you probably never use) under your bed.
I encourage you to adopt a different attitude towards things like this. Rather than keeping items "just in case" you might need them someday, think about the last time you used the item and adopt a "just in time" attitude - knowing that you'll be able to purchase or borrow what you need at the perfect time.
One tip for weeding out clothes is to turn the hangers around. Then, when you wear something, put the hanger back the right way. You'll notice pretty quickly (over maybe 2-3 weeks of a season) what you're not wearing and can comfortably donate or sell!
The second way to make space in your bedroom is...
by ensuring that you have space for a partner. In the picture above, you'll notice there is only one nightstand. Where is your partner supposed to set his water or his book? [The slatted headboard is another feng shui no no...which I'll be talking about in the workshop.]
It's crucial if you're looking for a love relationship that you make space for another person in your bedroom. Empty a drawer or two. Leave some room in the closet.
I'd LOVE to see pictures of your bedroom and in particular any problem areas. When you register for the workshop, you'll get to share these with me and I'll give you personalized suggestions to help you create a bedroom that is blissful for you!
