danielcmt's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Jun 20, 2019

- When my clients leave I want them to feel like they just had the best massage ever!

- I think training is really important. It doesn't have to be from a school but at least from a really amazing massage therapist that can teach you their skills.

- I travel at least a few times a year, and more often I go to the desert or San Diego to visit with family.

- 7 years, I think I will always do it. My clients won't let me quit!

- training, intuition, my experience working at chiropractor offices, private massage places and on athletes.

- I would advise any masseur to get training. Either learn from trading with other masseurs or actually go to school and learn everything you can. It is always better if you know what you are doing because you will enjoy what your doing more!

- I knew from my the first massage I did that I had a natural gift and I wanted to keep exploring it.

- Sing, workout, go to the beach, travel, surf, act, drive, musicals, hike, enjoy nature, meditate

- I would love for my clients to feel like I had exceeded their expectations. The feedback I usually get is that it's the best or one of the best massages they have ever had!

- I would love my clients to know that I am very easy going, happy, positive, warm, and friendly. I am very accepting of everyone, as long as you have great hygien!

- I have had many years as a successful masseur, I just do it on the side now and pursue another career that is taking off.

- Being a masseur can be addictive because of the flexibility in lifestyle. I would definitely miss it and it seems very hard to try to leave.

- My first client was a good friend of mine's client from Palm Springs. I really back then had no idea what I was doing technically but somehow I had a natural ability with my hands from the very beginning. The client knew it was my first massage and was very surprised at how much he enjoyed it. After that I decided to go to school and become a certified massage therapist.