Business

Johnathan Twidell, aka, Shiatsu Guy, doesn't see shiatsu or what I do as work. It's such a part of me that it's just what I do, and I love doing it.

Recognizing what we dislike about our work can help us be more efficient with those tasks and keep our business on track.

Take the time to get organized and be proactive so you don't get caught without your supplies, your session preparation, or, worse, a book of clients.

Government relations work depends on a few factors, but specifically evidence, persuasion, and grassroots participation. It's increasingly evident that your voice—the massage therapist's voice—and grassroots advocacy, is what gets it done.

When done thoughtfully, a rebrand can be beneficial to your business and your future potential.

A shift in perspective as an interviewee could result in a shift in the physical and emotional response you normally have heading into a job interview.

Having a user-friendly business—from your website organization to your treatment room instructions—will keep clients coming back.

Make an effort to notice the days and weeks that feel good to you and when your schedule doesn't feel so great so you can make adjustments to suit your needs