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I know, I'm nosey. I was a travel writer.
For six years, I got to travel to Bed & Breakfasts and get massages, all for free, and write about it. So my roots are in traveling, meeting people and hearing their stories. Now I travel around and do The World Massage Festival & Massage Therapy Hall of Fame.
I found the adjustment to a single location massage establishment, inside a strip mall, very confining. So I started a way to stay "in the massage world and travel!" But that is another story!
What's your story? What did you do before massage? Tell us of your travels and what massage is like where you are, especially if you massage outside the U.S. We really like pictures, if possible.
If you get bored come see me at my page http://www.massageprofessionals.com/profile/MikeHinkle
Thanks and welcome to Massage Professionals!
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I worked for Chevron as a lead cashier at a gas station. I actually really liked that job and all the people I worked with, I just decided I wanted to do more with my life than that. On one of my days off, I saw a commercial on TV advertising a local massage school and I thought it looked really interesting. So I went down for a tour, and well......that was 5 yrs. ago now!
I was and still am an actress and model.....love the fact that I am able to continue BOTH careers, as crazy as it gets, sometimes!!!
Sara
I have swung far away from my occupation (still working) as former military police and now hospital security and emergency management. I love massage and wish I started years ago.
I was and still am a nurse . I now work as a nurse on night shift and run my business as a massage therapist during the day and my days off . I am looking forward to meeting other professionals on here and getting to know them .
Wow ..before massage.. I've bused tables, worked at nursing homes and retirement homes, cashier jobs, waitressing, home care for the elderly, collections, bartending, landscaping, and constuction....
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