WillSwaggerSF's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Feb 11, 18:44

- Absolutely successful - I enjoy what I do. The true measure of success in one way is having no regrets.

- In my spare time I design and build stuff - everything from lighting, to art, from remodeling and rebuilding my cabin near Yosemite to making furniture. I game, I go out, I dance, but I don't sing unless the musics lout (this is done as a public service - you really don't want to hear me sing. ;-)

- Over the years I've traveled up to 75% of the time. I prefer to split my time between traveling and home. I go in spurts - sometimes on the road a lot, other times I enjoy being in the Bay Area and exploring the life here.

- My goal is for clients to leave happy and satisfied. When a client leaves relaxed, I smile.

- Like anything that requires technique, you need discipline to be a great masseur. For most people, that is easiest done through training, for others it can be done with extensive practice and feedback. You definitely need one or the other.

- I have done massage on and off for over 15 years - it will always be a part of my life.

- My goal is for clients to enjoy themselves and leave relaxed, satisfied, and happy.

- I can definitely say I would miss them - I did indeed miss them the last five years while I worked on another project (autonomous vehicles). While working with robot cars was fun in many ways, it did not have the personal connection that working with people does.