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Business Mastery : A Guide for Creating a Fulfilling, Thriving Business and Keeping It Successful
Cherie Sohnen-Moe
"Provides you with tools to set up and manage your business, market your skills, work smarter, develop alliances, enhance communications, and continually increase profits. With more than 400 pages of material, this book teaches you how to stay balanced, increase your client base, get organized, keep books, manage your time, and set and achieve goals."
Marketing Massage
Monica Roseberry
"Designed for massage and bodywork students enrolled in a professional certification program . . . also a resource for students and practitioners interested in building their practices, as well as for massage and bodywork associations for training and member support."
Success Beyond Work: What Prosperous Massage Therapists Know - Minimum Work, Maximum Profits, and a Sellable Business
Colleen Steigerwald Holloway
Guides you through the steps from establishing your massage business to selling it.
Massage: A Career at Your Fingertips
Martin Ashley
"Both a career manual and a reference directory, this book begins with an exploration of the nature of the massage profession, its recent history, and the realities of making a living in this field. All aspects of building a practice are discussed, from finding a location to attracting clients and keeping records."
Massage Therapy Career Guide
Steve Capellini
"Gives you the tools that can turn your hands-on skills into lifelong success. Covers: How well-suited you are for the role of massage therapist; How to find work in spas, with physicians and chiropractors, aboard cruise ships, and more; Key legal issues to know in order to maximize profits and decrease liability in your practice."
You can buy these books at Amazon.com - just click on the book title or cover to get to the Amazon web site. All comments are mine unless they are in quotes, which indicates that the comment is from the Amazon web site. DISCLAIMER: This information is not intended as medical advice. If you have concerns about your health, contact your primary health care provider before beginning any self-care treatments.
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