JoeyATL's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Jun 22, 18:17

- I want you to feel as it was a fair experience for what they paid. Actually I want them to feel as if their receiving more for the amount offered.

- Absolutely! I've taken online classes, video tutorials, hired licensed massesurs and a licensed massage teacher to help me with techniques. I'm constantly reading, learning, trying new things.

- I only travel to LA and South Florida. I've lived in both locations and know area and communities. And I make it a vacation for myself as well. Why should I not enjoy?

- I've been providing erotic massages for about 4 years. I would like to continue as long as I can. There's always a client for every masseur. I'm constantly studying and learning new techniques; I have a license massage teacher I hire to help me grow and learn more and more about the body, sensuality and techniques.

- I'm a really nice good guy with a good heart. And I think my client feel this when they meet me. I've been told that my hands are very healing. Every person and every single massage is completely different. It depends on that person, your energy etc. I truly care about each and every one of my clients. If anyone ever tell me after besides that they didn't enjoy it or it wasn't good, I would not allow them to pay.

- If you want to be successful, you have to truly enjoy it and put in a lot of work. From marketing, to study techniques and styles, in addition to nurturing and taking care of your client.

- I want them to leave relaxed, happy and feel like they received absolute value for what they paid. I usually go over and don't charge so I actually like them to feel that they got a little more than the rate that I charge. I will say 80% of my clientele are repeat. I'm constantly studying new techniques, styles and trying to add amenities to my services.

- Actually I do! It takes me an hour just to prepare for every massage from sterilizing the studio to the music. candles, lights and scent. As well as I take 15 or so minutes to meditate before I put my hands on anyone. I want to bring positive energy and be completely present to guide the experience. Therefore, have a very strong repeat clientele that I can support myself with just those existing clients. And at this point a lot of them have become friends instead of clients. It's just I'm a friend who provides a service that they enjoy.

- Absolutely after working in corporate America for so many years. I make good money now but it's not he money that's more attractive is the freedom. I manage my schedule as I want to. I keep myself available so that I can accommodate my clients schedules

My clients are not what one would think. Their mostly upper middle class, well mannered, polite and mostly all are handsome to me. Over the years I've developed wonderful relationships. The time we spend together is always intimate and private and that's what I really enjoy. I can be stressed or not focused once I lay my hands on someone's body and start massaging I become extremely present and I enjoy the experience myself as much as the client.

- Yes. It was a horrible experience. Was at the Ritz Carlton, what's so nervous I forgot my massage oil. All I had in my bag was ***ual lubricant. So I concealed the bottle and had to use it unfortunately. Plus it was on the bed. This is before I had purchased a table. Afterwards. The man politely said I may have been one of the better looking masseur he's experienced. However thought it was the worst massage he's received. He knew it was my first massage ever and that's very nervous. He is very kind. But yes I absolutely remember my first massage.

- This journey started for me 3 years ago. I took one year off to work at a hotel in Miami Beach. However, have aging family in Atlanta and that's why I returned.

- I enjoy walking ; prior to Atlanta I lived Manhattan for 15 years so I'm used to walking everywhere. It may be goofy, but I enjoy writing electric scooters. Makes me feel like a kid again. Music will be a huge part of my hobbies or entertainment?

- I worked in corporate America for 28 years for the owners of Studio 54; Ian Schrager and Steve Rubell. After the ending of studio 54, they opened up five star hotels catering to celebrities and the entertainment and music communities. I started as a sales assistant and the last 15 years was director of Sales and Marketing specializing in production, Entertainment and fashion. I was number three in my field and in the United States representing hotels in New York City, Los Angeles, Miami and London.