Corbin Chamberlin

Curriculum Vitae Q&A with Good Witch and the Founder of Sage & Salt.

Astrological sign? 
CC: Sagittarius.
 
Lucky number? 
CC: 3.


Favorite Color? 
CC: Orange.
 
Morning, Noon, or Night?
CC: Morning. 
 
Uptown, Midtown, or Downtown? 
CC:Downtown.
 
Oscars, Tonys, or Grammys? 
CC: Tonys! Just so I can see what Jordan Roth is wearing on the carpet. 
 
Met, MOMA, or Movies? 
CC: Met.
 
Football, Baseball, or Basketball? 
CC: When does Beyonce perform?  

Green Tea, Black Tea, or Herbal Tea? 
CC: All of the above.
 
Sugar, Splenda, or Stevia? 
CC: Honey.
 
Red, White, or Rosé? 
CC: Arnold Palmer. 
 
Spicy, Salty, or Sweet? 
CC: Spicy.
 
Sandwich, Soup, or Salad? 
CC: Sandwich, preferably from Katz.

Black, white, or color?
CC: Black and lots of it. 
 
Is your closet messy or neat? 
CC: Charming chaos? It doesn’t deserve a feature on Hoarders, but I’m not winning any awards for being tidy. 

What’s your favorite room? 
CC: The Witchy Room (my office: crystals, herbs and potions oh my). 
 
What do you collect? 
CC: Hermes scarves and haunted objects. 
 
Dream dinner guest?
CC: Tie between Maya Angelou and Tina Fey. 

Sunday ritual? 
CC: Morning meditation followed by an intense cleansing ritual. Sea salt and quartz crystal bath for a moment of intention setting. Pretend to be Ina Garten and use the good stuff for a new recipe.  

Favorite flower?
CC: Amnesia roses. 
 
Cheat meal? 
CC: Chicken tenders, sweet tea and a pot brownie. 

Do you have any rituals that you consider important to being your best self?
CC: My life is all about rituals. From banishing habits, emotions and people that do not serve me for my best purpose, to thanking and asking the universe for a continual flow of abundance. The simple ritual of grounding and centering myself is something that I do throughout the day too. 

Talent you’d like to have?
CC: I’d love to learn how to speak French. And master Beef Bourguignon. 
 
Quality you want to be remembered by?
CC: Someone who had the most wonderful time living and made a few people smile along the way. Not forgetting the best ghost story-teller, fierce brunch companion and crystal hoarder. 
 
Best thing about New York?
CC: The energy! I love a few days of it, but then I have to retreat to calmer places. 
 
What does Considered Luxury mean to you?
CC: The notion that an object was created in complete conciseness is considered luxury to me. Energy and thoughtfulness of the item from start to finish, so that a purchase is enchanted with a narrative from its creator. The idea of really thinking about what people want, how to procure it around their life in a complementary way. 

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