Decoding Your Destiny
By Master Angel de Para, CEO, Earth Luck International
February 6, 2005

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Question: What makes a business or an opportunity a success? Depending on who you ask, the answer will vary greatly but let’s take a moment to think about this. Is it the opportunity itself? Is it the experience and education of the person executing the project? Oh, of course, it must be how well thought out and skillfully orthestrated the business plan will be... So, given the aforementioned criteria, what if three different people came to you with the same business opportunity, which one would you be more inclined to listen to? The person who graduated from the local small university in town, the individual who never went to college or the person who graduated from Harvard? You see, most of us would choose the Harvard graduate as the one with a greater chance of success. If this is true, then why is it that less than 50% of successful millionaires have succeeded in something other than their major in college?

If the key to success was merely a college degree, then regardless of what or where we studied, we would all be successful as long as we possess one. So, again, I ask you “What makes a business or opportunity a success?” Today, about 80% of my clients have a “big name college degree” or might already have a successful business. So, why then is it that they turn to Feng Shui for advice? They already have a successful business so what could I offer them that they already do not know? What would make successful business leaders turn to Feng Shui for advice? To answer this we must ask, “What is Feng Shui? Most people think it has to do with moving their sofa around or hanging some magical powered crystal or, let’s not forget, the wealth producing fountain that we must all place in the same exact corner! If that were all there is to Feng Shui then it would be just as arbitrary as any college degree offering you success just for the sake of having one. But what is it that they both have in common? Odds of probability. You see, you have a greater chance of success being better prepared than somebody who is not and having a degree from a university that congressmen and senators send their children. Even if you are not as successful as you planned, the probability that your fellow alumni, friend, is and is willing to offer that helping hand - “Probability”. But knowing when and where to execute that well thought out business plan is Feng Shui again. “Probability”. A true Feng Shui Master does not have a crystal ball that allows him or her to see into the future but rather, has access to a knowledge that they skillfully use as a “tool” to allow them to calculate the scientific probability between you and your past and with you and your future. With this data, you can make a calculated estimate of what took place in your past and what could take place in your future - if certain variables maintain constant. Everything around us is a reflection of who we are, where we live and work, what type of career we have. Being able to calculate odds of success by your envinronment is Feng Shui.

Most individuals, wealthy or not, have environmental patterns in common. They live and play together within their respective economic and social classes and being able to see these patterns or rather calculate their not so obvious intricacies and geometric progressions between them is and has always been called Feng Shui.

So, lastly, I ask you, “What can Feng Shui provide any Harvard graduate with?” A scientific competitive edge!