Tonyesc's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Aug 20, 2021

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- I believe it is important to possess both technical knowledge, extensive training, and passion for the craft to become a successful masseur that your clients will want to come back to again and again!

- I offer home services currently and am particularly mindful of safety precautions during this time.

- In addition to my technical skills as a masseur, I bring a humanistic aspect to my practice.

- When I'm not giving massages, I enjoy reading, meeting up with friends, and exploring nature.

- I would like for them to feel that I created a space for them to heal, to be heard, and to have their specific needs addressed.

- My many years of experience and unique approaches to the practice have made me successful in my career. I have had clients from different geographical locations remember me during my travels, which feels gratifying as a masseur.

- It's certainly a passion that I would be hard pressed to step away from. My clients help inspire me and continuously challenge me.

- I hope to meet the individual and unique needs of each client I meet.

- I'm naturally an easygoing person who accepts clients from all walks of life. I approach my practice from a perspective of curiosity and enjoy learning from my clients.

- I have over a decade's experience (since 2009) as a masseur, and I hope to continue for many, many years to come!

- I decided to become a masseur at a relatively early part of my career. I was interested in improving physical and mental wellness in a diverse range of clients. My passion has sustained me and challenged me to improve my craft.

- I had my first client during my internship. After my initial apprehension, I remember quickly getting "into the zone" and establishing a connection through my craft. It was a powerful reminder of why I do what I do!