Practical Articles by Master Rain
Master Rain's true story: from financial freedom to losing millions in a bad-feng-shui mansion.
Master Rain's three service principles. The doctor doesn't knock, the master doesn't chase.
Li Ka-shing, Lee Shau-kee all have personal feng shui masters. The bigger the business, the more you can't afford to lose — feng shui is the cheapest risk control.
Receivables off, payables wrong, month-end close dragging into next month. Not always a people problem — the finance room is the company's money vault.
Lights on, people flat — walk in at nine and it feels like a room nobody opened a window in. Not lazy staff: the office's energy died first.
Three months of talks, eight proposal revisions, and the client still says “let me think about it.” Not a price problem — the negotiation room is leaking.
A year of R&D, every test passed, three months after launch and sales are flat. Not a product problem — the display field and the launch date were off.
Three years training a key engineer, and they walk out the door — taking your technology and clients with them. When qi gathers, people stay; when qi scatters, people leave.
Several lawsuits a year — winning costs legal fees, losing costs more. Rival complaints, regulators at the door, one after another. Litigation first, complaints second, qi-men ritual third.
Strong product, fair pricing, a professional team — yet done deals keep falling apart. Host-guest reversal, beams overhead, nothing behind your chair: sit in the wrong seat and you lose half the battle before a word is spoken.
Reception is your company's face — and the first gate where energy enters. Facing the elevator head-on, no backing behind the desk, dim light and a damaged logo: block the mouth of energy and the whole business stalls.
Brothers who founded the company together now hate each other. Shareholder meetings have become shouting matches. In-fighting is not a personality problem — it's a layout problem.
Your new sales director quits in three months. Key engineers keep getting poached. The real cause may be the 'people positions' of your office feng shui.
Before buying a home: how to avoid road rush, reverse bow, and piercing hall sha? Ten practical tips.
Desk orientation, boss table placement, finding your Wen Chang position. Get office feng shui right.
What is Sheng Ji? Does it really work? Cost? Timeline? All your questions answered.
A hair's breadth in orientation, a world of difference in fortune. What to look for in cemetery feng shui.
Bazi is life's instruction manual: personality, career, wealth, marriage, health — all revealed.