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Having positive people in such a sensitive area is vital for our products to maintain authentic magic. When it’s time to bring in a new family member we tread carefully. “Hire intentionally”, is our motto and frankly, that can be a difficult value to maintain when we are in a desperate need for more hands on deck.

When we hire a new employee we know that we are investing in them; the cost of training, cost of work slowdown during training and the cost of the hiring process. Because this is an investment (on average it costs a business $2000 to hire a new employee) we make sure that a new potential employee fits in with our culture. We even draft our interview questions to get an initial read on how they stand with each of our values: Open, passionate, excellence, fun and tenacity.

You don’t have to be outwardly magic or even understand what we do to work at Coventry. You just have to be a good person who jives with the people that you spend more time with than you spend with your family. We know that every person we hire leaves an imprint upon our products and our lives and ours to theirs. We work with the intent that we will walk together for a time and need to leave each other’s lives the better for it. We just want to generate good vibes that carry all the way through our products ending with the person who needs the magic we create.

Having positive people in such a sensitive area is vital for our products to maintain authentic magic. When it’s time to bring in a new family member we tread carefully. “Hire intentionally”, is our motto and frankly, that can be a difficult value to maintain when we are in a desperate need for more hands on deck.

When we hire a new employee we know that we are investing in them; the cost of training, cost of work slowdown during training and the cost of the hiring process. Because this is an investment (on average it costs a business $2000 to hire a new employee) we make sure that a new potential employee fits in with our culture. We even draft our interview questions to get an initial read on how they stand with each of our values: Open, passionate, excellence, fun and tenacity.

You don’t have to be outwardly magic or even understand what we do to work at Coventry. You just have to be a good person who jives with the people that you spend more time with than you spend with your family. We know that every person we hire leaves an imprint upon our products and our lives and ours to theirs. We work with the intent that we will walk together for a time and need to leave each other’s lives the better for it. We just want to generate good vibes that carry all the way through our products ending with the person who needs the magic we create.

Having positive people in such a sensitive area is vital for our products to maintain authentic magic. When it’s time to bring in a new family member we tread carefully. “Hire intentionally”, is our motto and frankly, that can be a difficult value to maintain when we are in a desperate need for more hands on deck.

When we hire a new employee we know that we are investing in them; the cost of training, cost of work slowdown during training and the cost of the hiring process. Because this is an investment (on average it costs a business $2000 to hire a new employee) we make sure that a new potential employee fits in with our culture. We even draft our interview questions to get an initial read on how they stand with each of our values: Open, passionate, excellence, fun and tenacity.

You don’t have to be outwardly magic or even understand what we do to work at Coventry. You just have to be a good person who jives with the people that you spend more time with than you spend with your family. We know that every person we hire leaves an imprint upon our products and our lives and ours to theirs. We work with the intent that we will walk together for a time and need to leave each other’s lives the better for it. We just want to generate good vibes that carry all the way through our products ending with the person who needs the magic we create.

Having positive people in such a sensitive area is vital for our products to maintain authentic magic. When it’s time to bring in a new family member we tread carefully. “Hire intentionally”, is our motto and frankly, that can be a difficult value to maintain when we are in a desperate need for more hands on deck.

When we hire a new employee we know that we are investing in them; the cost of training, cost of work slowdown during training and the cost of the hiring process. Because this is an investment (on average it costs a business $2000 to hire a new employee) we make sure that a new potential employee fits in with our culture. We even draft our interview questions to get an initial read on how they stand with each of our values: Open, passionate, excellence, fun and tenacity.

You don’t have to be outwardly magic or even understand what we do to work at Coventry. You just have to be a good person who jives with the people that you spend more time with than you spend with your family. We know that every person we hire leaves an imprint upon our products and our lives and ours to theirs. We work with the intent that we will walk together for a time and need to leave each other’s lives the better for it. We just want to generate good vibes that carry all the way through our products ending with the person who needs the magic we create.

This first time I had a well-earned hangover I was given the advice to drink water, eat carbs and fill up on protein. The only thing missing from that advice is take a nap about an hour after you wake up.

Contrary to what you have may have been told or have assumed after watching modern crime shows or scary movies, the pentagram, sometimes called the pinnacle, is not a symbol of evil devil worship. Most people know what a pentagram is. This is probably one of the most recognizable and misunderstood symbols in the world.

The countdown to Halloween is on. My family is marking off the days on the calendar.Our house has been decorated with black cats, spiders, lots of candles and other frightening ghoulish terror! Costumes are being designed. The hunt for just the right props continues until the last minute.

Grief is what we experience after the loss of something or someone dear to our hearts, As we move through grief it may bring to us what appears to be an unending supply of tears. This is not a sign of weakness. Nor,is it a lack of faith that in the depths of that murky river of pain that we will all know and need to navigate through at some point in our lives.

Did you get your pillows out into the middle of the floor, put on your meditation CD and yoga pants and light the candle? If you did, it sounds like a wonderful start to your meditation. If you are like me, you would have thought about the process and shook your head thinking, “I have 45 other things I need to do!” Honestly, I give up before I every get started because traditional meditation does not bring me joy.

They come out of the woodwork this month, all the Halloween Witches that just love October and witchy the trappings that make you feel magical. Kind of like Sunday Christians. Being a Halloween Witch is a good start, but let me give you 13 things that you can do all year long to earn that Witches Union Card and master your magical self.

You may have heard about this thing called visualization, where you spend time focused on what you want your ideal outcome to be. If you were a pole-vaulter, you would see yourself sailing above the pole and landing perfectly in the sand.

I bought myself an early birthday present. It has become a sacred icon to my journey of fully awakening my awesomeness. I stepped into the gallery, saw a painting by Naomi Haverland(http://happilyhaverland.blogspot.com/), of an unabashedly, messy and colorful girl and I finally understood.

Cleaning Up the Junk From Bad Ideas (Removing Obstacles)

It seemed like a good idea at the time…..

This has been my response a few too many times in my life and I don’t think I am alone in this. Enthusiasm can get the better of me, my hand goes up all on its own to volunteer and promises bounce all around and get me into trouble, because it seemed like a good idea at the time.

There is a rule in my businesses, it’s not real until you put it in an email. We have lots of conversations about lots of things and nothing seems solid until we commit to it in written form.

Live the magic – Conjure Edition (in 3 parts)

Pt 1 - The Birth of Motor City Hoo Doo - What is special about Detroit Anyway?

Every place has its spirit made up of the people, the environment and the history of events.

Power up positive energy & clear the negativity from your life

Remaining a victim gives the negative energy in your life an all you can eat ticket to your soul. To step out of victim-hood you have to step into personal responsibility.