MichaelDBlake's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Jun 25, 01:43

- Training is a great idea, but some people are born with the gift, we all need time to practice it though.

- Know your boundaries and stick to them. You must be firm and gentle while you find your own rhythm. Keep learning, stay humble and always listen to your clients feedback. Find your niche and focus on selling that. Don't offer sexual services if you're not into that. Just double down on what you're good at and accept lower pay at first. People will learn to rely on you if you can offer a consistent dignified service with your own personal strength at the core.

- I want my clients to feel deeply relaxed, empowered and lighter then when they first walked in. My main goal is to increase range of motion and general wellbeing / life satisfaction as much as I possibly can with the time at hand. At the very least I want every client to feel personally cared for, listened to and comforted.

- I love helping people relax and feel cared for. I find massage is excellent for maintaining mental and physical health. It's so grounding to take a break from screens and care for someone on such an intimate and vulnerable level.

- I offer a deeply relaxing and truly caring service. With warm coconut oil, deep firm pressure and expert skill. Your stress and tension will literally melt away.

- I am very sensitive, attentive to the needs of others and have very strict boundaries when it comes to my work.

- I strive to create a very relaxing and dignified experience for all. I want everyone client to leave feeling lighter, more relaxed and ready for a great sleep.

- Business is steady, but don't take my word for it: https://www.fresha.com/a/coconut-care-massage-toronto-church-wellesley-yunc99y5?pId=1061312#modal-reviews