Arsenmassage's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: May 14, 2018

- I want their smile to last even after I am gone. I want them to remember the the experience in a positive light and reflect back to it when they want to feel relaxed.

- I needed a part time gig at first, but actually started enjoying meeting all the new people. I’ve made so mant powerful connections and expanded my network in ways I couldn’t imagine.

- I’ll always massage people. If not professionally for money, then personally for my significant other.

- Not at all. Learning some techniques will certainly help but extensive training isn’t necessary.

- I want them to feel relaxed and rejuvenated and wanting to call me back when they feel tense again.

- To be quite honest it wasn’t a good one. The gentleman was very strange and I believe he might have actually been on drugs. He also had strong BO which made it hard to be so close to him! (This is why I added the “please be freshly showered” note at the end)

- I’ve been doing it for a year now and will continue to do so until I no longer have the time to do anymore.

- Don’t do it for the money, do it to help others and you will be successful. People see right through you if you’re only in it to collect a check.

- I’m unique in my approach. I feel relaxed when when the client feels comfortable around me so before anything I enjoy joking with them and asking them questions about themselves to better know how i can help serve their needs.

- I love traveling! I’ve set a goal this year to travel once a month. A short getaway from the everyday hustle. Thankfully massaging helps support this.

- I’m a people pleaser. As long as you you approach me respectfully and are kind I will make sure your are satisfied.

- I’m an artist and singer, I enjoy being creative in any way I can. It’s what keeps me leveled and relaxed.

- Success for a masseur in my opinion is measured by returning clients. I’m happy to say 8 out of 10 new clients book me again, so yes I would consider myself a successful masseur.