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Tips To Starting A Massage Therapy Business

Tips To Starting A Massage Therapy Business   Starting any kind of business isn’t easy, so read on for tips to starting a massage therapy business. Sure, some entrepreneurial businesses are easier to get off the ground, but for the most part it takes time, effort, money and an incredible amount of patience. But there are some benefits to working for yourself, right? You can set your own hours, work when you want and charge what you want.   One profession in particular has become very popular and that is starting your own massage...

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4 Degrees That Pay Off Immediately After Graduation

Despite a rebounding American economy, recent college graduates continue to struggle in finding decent wages in their fields of study. Unemployment among young graduates hit 7.2% in 2015 and the rate of underemployment peaked at nearly 15% in the same year – hardly comforting statistics for those about to begin their adult lives. But as much as the buzzwords “recession-proof” are overused, there are a few areas of study that offer immediate benefit to those who take up the challenge. 1. Network Administrator Despite the ever-growing need for reliable, secure network systems...

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building your resume best practices for new massage therapists

Building Your Resume: Best Practices for New Massage Therapists

Just as with any other profession, constructing your massage therapy resume in a clear, concise manner is an incredibly important aspect of making a good first impression. However, just as with any other area of expertise, knowing more about the massage industry and what clinics are looking for in a potential new hire can help your resume stay on top of the pile and increase your chances of getting the job you've worked so hard to land. Critical Information to Include - Name, phone number, and email address - Introductory summary of your...

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5 Reasons Why Adults Make Excellent Massage School Students

At DiscoveryPoint School of Massage, we see prospective students coming through our doors from all walks of life, and all age groups. Whether it’s a young adult preparing to start their first career, or a retiree looking for a fulfilling part-time occupation, we know that going to massage school is an excellent choice for the adult learner. Here’s why:

1. Maturity
A good massage therapist isn’t just a skilled, hands-on technician – a good massage therapist is also a great listener and insightful observer. These traits are much more common in adult students in general, and very common here at Discoverypoint since the average age of our student body tends to be 30 to 34 years of age. That means our younger students get to learn from the maturity of older classmates, and those elders get a big injection of enthusiasm and fresh ideas from the younger generation.

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