CameronLuke's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: May 21, 01:14

- I like to think I'm able to establish a strong and unique connection with my client. I've been told I'm great company and more interpersonal, which adds to the experience as opposed to just strict business.

- In all honesty, I became a masseur to help alleviate my current financial situation. It's tough living in a city during this time with interest rates, inflation, etc. and being a masseur is a flexible gig that allows me to make additional income on my own time.

- Definitely! It's a unique job that allows me to meet people I would probably never cross paths with in everyday life. It's intriguing to hear their life stories, occupations, interests, etc. There's truly never a dull experience for me.

- While formal training is an asset, it's not necessary. I think if you're a good communicator and people person, with an adaptable social skillset and a well maintained physique, you'll attract and retain a solid client list.

- I used to travel a few times per year but due to current circumstances I've learned to be a homebody.

- I'd like them to feel very relaxed and satisfied with their service, and obviously wanting to come back for more ;)

- I enjoy good indoor/outdoor balance - hikes, beach days, long strolls, staying in, watching movies, lounging. I fancy good stand up comedy, music festivals/concerts, anything fitness and huge foodie