Numerology & Big Business

How far would you go to improve a faltering business? Could you be influenced by an astrologer/numerologist to change your business street address numbers in hopes of making your business more profitable?
I can't see it happening at the business where I work. Think of all the business envelopes, invoices and business cards that would have to be thrown out and replaced.

Maybe the above scenario doesn't happen alot, but it did happen in the beautiful city by the bay, San Francisco.

But Can He Predict the Weather?
By Ron Russell
SFWeekly.com
Article Published May 3, 2006

If you think there's something different about the address above the entrance of KRON television headquarters, the fortresslike building at 1001 Van Ness Avenue, you're right. The number 552 has been added.

The reason?

A station exec's astrologer advised that 1001 was a bad number for business.

And business at San Francisco's venerable Channel 4 hasn't been good lately. Advertising is down, its entertainment and local news shows lag in the ratings, and parent company Young Broadcasting, which spent $825 million to buy KRON in 2000, is swimming in red ink.

So the station's honchos turned to East Bay astro-numerologist Jesse Kalsi to provide a "patch," which is numerology lingo for fixing a bad number. Now, what you see over the door is 1001552. Read More ...

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It will be interesting to see what the future holds for KRON TV. One thing we do know is that the future is looking bright for Kalsi, the astrologer.

Meanwhile, the KRON door patch is paying dividends for Kalsi. In early April, he appeared as a guest on a KRON weekend interview show and the programming boss says he's entertaining the idea of finding a permanent on-air gig for the psychic.