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Don’t complain about your obligations. Instead, own your career and show it through your professionalism.

Networking might not be the most comfortable thing to do, but it’s a great way to grow your small business (and other small businesses) in the community you serve.

Providing accoutrements such as hair ties, feminine hygiene products, breath mints, and hand sanitizer can make a big difference in your client’s mind.

Seek out one of many available solutions when language or communication barriers are an issue.

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.

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

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.

The care practitioners extend to clients, combined with dedication to their craft and skills, creates a powerful healing force.

All small businesses need to be online to attract new clients and keep current clients informed of updates.

Massage therapists have stress like everyone else; self-care is not selfish.

Adriane Maxwell is passionate about creating inclusive and welcoming spaces where women from all walks of life can come together to learn, heal, and grow.