SilkySmoothSammy's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Aug 13, 2023

- My God yes ! I hear the question more as: how rewarding has being a masseur been?
Or - How has it changed my life - it’s given me the confidence to just relax and allow my sensitivity to guide me. This is probably the biggest gift I’ve received from being a masseur. It’s quite a gift indeed and keeps me humble as there is always so much more to learn.

- I think my ability to tune into my client is unique and what brings the value to my clients.

- Probably that I’m an artist first and foremost. And bring that prospective along with the healing energies informs all I do - through this lens one defines the work and treating the “whole” body and mind.

- If there is, it’s a healthy addiction in then it’s a good one to have - bringing calm and relaxation to the client.

- I like to to able to visibly see the shift in there energy as they first peer outside heading into the rest of their day.

- In fact it’s not and usually not understanding this point keeps people with only one toe in the water

- I would say one should really consider if they have achieved in their own body that which they are able to pass on to others. And if so how is it that massage is your chosen vehicle.

- I have had mixed results with traveling so far. Location it turns out is everything and I traveled a few time without doing my homework ! One location however had a historic storm on my arrival day so I’ve learned too that Mother Nature trumps all!

- I can see myself continuing indefinitely! Even though it’s been less than a year, time flies by and with each month I can see my progress. Or should I say “feel it”. The accumulated progress has a momentum all its own.

- I wanted a way to pass along the healing touch that’s made such a difference in my life. That’s the simplest way to say it. Paying it forward

- I love to hike and bike and mostly be outdoors.

- Many times their feet feel as if they aren’t touching the ground!

- My partner was asking for massages more and more frequently and jokingly he said “you should do this professionally!”. The rest as they say is history.