SuburbanComfort's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Jul 31, 17:17

- Feel happy and blessed, greatful they are able to experience the relaxation and be reminded how good they have it. No guilt or regret.

- Yes it really is and I couldn’t imagine the stress of my first client paying me hundreds of dollars while I struggle to look up YouTube videos so I could pull it off. No thank you. It’s a great high paying job to fall back on in the spa world.

- I don’t travel much, my idea of a good time is some food, good laughs and conversations. I could be sitting in a Costco food court with good company and have the best experience of my life.

- So far 6 years, I’d like to continue as long as I can and as long as I’m happy doing it. The second I’m not I will move on. Life is extremely short

- I care. I care about privacy, I care about your feelings, I care about your time, I care about how you feel leaving a session. I care about your health and I think we should all have compassion for people struggling with different situations mentally and psychically.

- Go to school, you can always work at a spa for more money than any job you will find without any education. I’ve made 100k in a spa in a year with great benefits. Great to have it to fall back on.

- After losing my only parent my best friend my mother, I was done living my life working in warehouses and driving trucks feeling like a number that could be replaced.

- Love plants, animals, cars and eating out at restaurants

- Like they didn’t get ripped off for a necessary human experience. Relaxed and appreciative of everything and everyone in their life.

- I am you, no matter what background you have I can relate to your situation. I know why you reached out to me and I know it’s not easy but once you meet me you will be glad you did.

- Yes after 6 years and a large client base I consider myself one of the most successful. Location location location!

- The relationships I’ve made over the years has really changed my life for the better and I know everyone has a path in life and I wouldn’t change a thing. I’m very grateful so yes it’s addictive.

- Yes. It was in school to become a LMT. I was nervous and knew I had a lot to learn but I did it and I passed the state exam after over a year of full time 6 days a week training.