Massage therapist?
Question:
Will I make good money?
Answers:
You can make a very good living as a massage therapist. And no, you don't have to be young with a fabulous body. But you do need to be skilled. There are many different types of massage to go into, as well. Most people find that the most lucrative massages are deep tissue medical massages. It's best to find a medical or chiropractic office who's looking to add a massage therapist to their group. Sometimes, it can take a while to establish a good client base, but once you do you'll find that it's a great field to be in.
You will make good money if you are a hunk, with a good young body, and matured rich women will be happy to have you serve them.
Or if you are a young, beautiful woman with a good body, and older rich men will look for you to massage them.
If you prefer to do serious professional sports massage, or become a physical therapist in a hospital to help the physically disabled, or those with muscle dystrophy to recover, then it will be a tiring job; and not make good money.
No money, no honey! Get it?
yes i think it is i want to become that to as long as yyour good at it and u want to do it then do it u get good money nd each person u spent no more then an hour with so if u feel it then do it k
It is a great profession. It's perfect for a part time/side job...but with the name "hot_rican_4u" I'm not too sure if you have the right reasons to get into this field.
I have been in the profession for over 30 years and I ain't rich yet but I do get a nice feeling from helping the folks that come into my office. If you're trying to make a lot of money, I suggest that you find a reputable spa in which to work, then open your own.
I hear from a lot of massage therapists it can be hard on the back and hands from the type of movements you do on a regular basis. They also say they have to be very strong because it's like working out your arms and shoulders all day long. However, if you have a passion for helping people, its a good profession to go into money-wise. Just make sure you have a backup plan if it gets too painful in five or ten years.
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