We do a mid-year check-in to see how well (or not) we are doing at following our three words for 2017. How are you doing?

Are you undervaluing yourself when you do off-site massage gigs?

It's not too often that most of us find ourselves with extra money just laying around but in event that you overestimated your taxes or receive some unexpected revenue, what should you do with it?

We've hit 100 episodes! We are celebrating by bringing a couple of our listeners on the air to pick our brains about challenges in their massage practices. Free form, casual and insightful. Don't miss this one.

Little details matter. We'll discuss some of the little (but important) ways you can make yourself easy to work with as a massage therapist.

Too much noise can ruin a massage. Here's how to minimize it in your massage office. Resources: http://www.greengluecompany.com/ http://www.soundproofingcompany.com/soundproofing101/

Sometimes change can be good. But it can be terrifying. What happens when you know you need to restructure your massage business but you're scared to do it?

Sure, we provide a lot of hands-on benefits but what are some of the other customer-service oriented things that increase our value to clients?

Inertia sometimes keeps us locked into working with service providers who are not exactly providing great service for our massage practices. Allissa shares an experience that helped her make the move away from her accountant and what you may want to look for, as well.

Allissa shares her insights and experiences from working with massage clients on the spectrum. Resources Please note, I choose to say Autistic people over people with autism because in my experience and reading, that is the term Autistics prefer. See here and here. Tina Allen, Touch Therapy for Liddle Kidz with Autism NeuroTribes, Steve Silberman [...]