CEOs use magic, psychics

CEOs use magic, psychics
By Jim Dickins
June 26, 2005
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CORPORATE Australia is turning to the occult in a bid to boost its bottom line, employing psychics and witches as alternative business consultants.

Self-employed professionals, small business owners and executives in major, publicly listed companies are among those joining an expanding network of "covens" organised by businesswoman and self-described witch, Stacey Demarco.
The former public relations manager turned pagan and author of There's A Witch In The Boardroom said people were looking for new ways to combine spiritual values with their material success.

"There's a belief out there that you can't be spiritual and make money at the same time," Ms Demarco said.

"Our spiritual practice isn't like that."

Elsewhere, Sydney-based psychic and former lawyer, Alana Fairchild, is providing "intuitive diagnostics" sessions to large corporations, focusing on personnel issues. ..cont'd

http://finance.news.com.au/story/0%2C10166%2C15727217-462%2C00.html

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was injured looong before remote viewing.

You can do everything right and miss because of some factor out in left field that comes from nowhere and becomes important, or you can get lucky, like being on a street corner that becomes a crossroads and very busy.

So I can see why CEO's would be anxious about the unknown that can derail the most carefully laid out corporate plan.

One thing I remind myself is things change all the time. Or you just weren't at the right spot at the right time etc. Life is all about choices and chances and consequences etc. You can have all the idea in the world on something and something will happen when you least expect it. That's my experience anyways.

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