AsianMuscular's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Dec 20, 2023

- I want my customers to have an outstanding physical and mental experience, which will also meet my expectations.

- The answer is yes or no. The reason is that experience can make a masseur skillful; on the other hand, it also requires a masseur to have strong perception ability.

- I love to travel, but I'm currently focusing on my fitness and work, so I don't get to travel as much as I'd like.

- I've been a massage therapist for 3 years, and I'm hoping to keep going for as long as my body will allow.

- I think what sets me apart from other massage therapists is my ability to connect with my clients and understand their needs. I want them to feel relaxed and pampered, so I tailor my massage techniques and conversation to each individual.

- Here are some advice for those who want to become a massage therapist:

Make sure you really enjoy it. Otherwise, if you're just in it for the money, you'll lose the fun of it.
When you're giving a massage, be sure to fully experience and feel the subtle changes in the client's body to adjust your massage techniques.

- After a few years of busy work, I had countless massages, which made me realize that I could also help others relax and feel good. Becoming a massage therapist was the perfect way to do that.

- I love gardening. I love being surrounded by nature, plants, and animals. I spend a lot of time in the park. I also love trying new foods.

- I hope that when my clients finish the massage, they will be in a state of joy and relaxation. When they leave, they will feel that there are many beautiful things in the world, which may have been ignored, but the end of the massage may have awakened their feelings.

- If I could only choose one thing, I would want my clients to understand that I am a person who values inner peace and tranquility. I meditate and eat organic food every day to help me achieve this. I believe that this energy is transferred to my clients during the massage, helping them to relax and feel better.

- Yes, I believe I am a successful massage therapist because I am able to provide my clients with more than just professional massage techniques. I am also able to offer them spiritual healing and relaxation.

- Yes, massage therapy is addictive. It's so rewarding to see my clients relax and feel better after a massage. It's like I'm giving them a gift of health and happiness.

- I still remember my first client, he was a middle-aged white gentleman. Before we met, he kept confirming that I would borrow him downstairs, confirmed that I was the person in the photo, and also wanted to make sure the feeling was right, because I had not shown him a photo of my face. But of course, the first time he saw me, I had a surprised expression on my face, and he said, "You're so handsome." The whole massage experience was very good, and he also left the first comment.