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All in the mindset: Life-changing mindset shifts to succeed in the massage business

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Side hustles, short workweeks, clinics, spas, schools: #Massagetherapy allows practitioners to expand their horizons

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Skillfully applied sport massage therapy can increase performance, decrease potential injury and assist the athletes’ mental preparations. The techniques require a skillful and appropriate application.

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