BrazilianRapha

- Ohhh yes! How could I ever forget that? I was young and inexperienced but something out there was lining up for my success. He was a very nice young man too, another masseur. I told him it was my first client and he told me to think of him as a blank canvas and practice what I learned. That made me feel so confident and really good, then the magic happened. As soon as I touched his body, a rush of compassion and love rushed through my body and I somehow I knew what to do. I could feel his energy and mine. It was like I've been doing massages for a long time. It felt natural. He was very nice and talked the whole session. The exchange of information, energy and life experience stamped my mind and I knew I had to work as a masseur from then and on! That was 11 years ago, he became my regular client and referred me to so many future regular clients. Unfortunately he passed a couple years ago in Brazil. I'll always be grateful for that first experience! :)

- I've always admired human behavior and interactions. I longed for more, I wanted to go deep, to know more, to learn more, to be able to share what I know and to absorb what people has to share and being a masseur is a very private, intimate way to make that happen. :)

- "If you love what you do, you will never have to work a day in your life" Being a Masseur is the same thing for me. I learned how to listen, care and fall in love with the human anatomy. The feeling and gratification I get after a satisfied client at the end of the session is priceless. So, yes! It is addictive and I would totally miss my Masseur days if I couldn't work anymore.