Is extensive training necessary for a Masseur in order to be successful?

I believe extensive training is key to developing your skill and honing your craft. However, that for me does not mean being certified. My sole reason for opting out of school was financial; I am still paying student debt from two decades ago, I have no interest in adding to that. I instead worked with a mentor and did a lot of self-training. I am successful and excellent at what I do as a Masseur.

How do you like clients to feel about the experience when they leave?

I would love for all of my clients to feel energized, relaxed, and already planning their next visit with me.

Do you consider yourself a successful Masseur?

The only measure of success that I have are the happy and satisfied clients; I rely on their feedback, which has been very positive. However, as a whole, it would be too early in my professional career as a masseur to claim any significant success.