V.  Creating Time and Space

Simplify Your Life: 100 Ways to Slow Down and Enjoy the Things That Really Matter, Elaine St. James, 1994.  If you are truly ready to simplify your life, this inspiring little book will offer you tons of antedotes and ideas for creating that simple and satisfying way of life.

The Western Guide to Feng Shui: Creating Balance, Harmony, and Prosperity in Your Environment, Terah Kathryn Collins, 1996.  If you want to energize, empower and enhance your environment at home or work, this book is for you. Feng-shui principles focus on creating more "chi" or positive energy, and can impact your relationships, your health and your abundance. I've worked with Feng-shui for over three years, in different homes, and it makes a dramatic difference. I personally recommend the audio series. They're awesome!!!

Sacred Space: Clearing and Enhancing the Energy of Your Home, Denise Linn, 1995.  This book is more than a Feng-Shui guidebook, it's about dramatically changing your life by changing the environment and energy in your home. Easy to use exercises for balancing the physical, emotional and spiritual energies in your home. I've noticed the huge difference it makes.

Living a Beautiful Life: 500 Ways to Add Elegance Order Beauty and Joy to Every Day of Your Life, Alexander Stoddard, 1986.  If you need some help in surrounding yourself with beauty and luxury, this book is full of ways to make your home a lovely oasis of tranquility. Ideas run the gamut from storing candles so they burn longer to arranging mirrors. Includes many inexpensive ways to increase the quality of your daily life.

How to Master Your Time, Brian Tracy, 1989.  The best audio tapes I've listened to in mastering your time. You'll listen to them again and again. The only time management support system (outside of your planner) you'll ever need. My life has truly changed as a result of these tapes, yours will too.

Take Time For Your Life, Cheryl Richardson, 1999.  Restore balance and sanity to your life with this blueprint for action that makes sense for everyone struggling with the conflicting demands of family, career, and purpose. Using value-based principles, checklists, exercises, and true success stories, Richardson's program for life change can help make your dreams come true.