Do you remember your first client ? Tell us something about that first day when you decided to be a Masseur!

The first day I decided to be a masseur was a sunny day in Asheville, North Carolina. You see, I was traveling across the country at the time enjoying life without a care in the world. An incident had happened to me that propelled me to revisit my massage roots; so I did. My first client treated me with an open mind and a sense of respect because I was nervous. We vibed so well that I not only felt comfortable but I established a new sense of self through the art of touch and healing because he was going through a lot in his life. For that reason, what I was going through wasn't compared to his, rather, it felt relatable where I felt a sense of ease and comfort I wanted to share for this client. On a side note, I LOVE the Asheville mountains!

How would you like someone that contacts you for a massage to feel when they leave?

I want you to feel loved. appreciated and seen in all that you are. I worship not only you but your energy by bringing it to the surface and cleansing it with kinetic forces that only I know I can do. My superpower is absorbing energy sort of like Rogue from X-men. Once I have that toxic energy that no longer serves you, I toss it back into the universe for good by making peace with it. To replace that, I will inject you with my healing energy to take with you in your everyday life. You will feel renewed not only in your body but your mind and spirit will take on a new role of confidence in life. I'm here to be inspired by you. I hope I can do the same for you. The best part? You just might fall asleep - which happens more often than you think.

How do you like clients to feel about the experience when they leave?

A new sense of self-love feeling lighter with a recharge of fresh new energy they can take with them to help them conquer their everyday goals in life. I think it's important to establish a healthy relationship where clients are comfortable with me and if they're comfortable, that warms my heart up!