Saying Goodbye

[nonyaaa]

Ok I am butting in.Sadie, good luck and please keep posting here.  Let us know how the studies go.Joe, I guess we need to start a fan club for you, because I really enjoy your posts too!   :-* :-* We love Joe!!!! :-* :-*lmao!!!!

 

[badkitty3168]

Let's not get carried away.  All of our input is good input.  I get ideas in all sorts of places, all the time.  Just stay open and there is always a solution.  Thanks to all for the kind words.  Joe E.  

 

[Stagnant Wishes]

Saying Goodbye

Sorry, couldn't resist!I do enjoy your posts though.

 

[rose_32008]

Hi...I was wondering how each of you handle your massage schedule.  How much time you put in between clients and how many hours of actual massage you can manage per day before it gets too much.Thank you for your responses,Wendy MT  

 

[Thug LiFe~State Of Flux]

I try to leave 15 minutes between clients. It extends my day by an hour or two but it's the right amount of time for me to handle the undress time, payment, reschedule, take a deep breath, return a call or two, eat a hard boiled egg, greet the new client, fill out the intake form, that kind of thing. As far as appointment documentation, I use the Palm Pilot software, it's compatible with my laptop at work and I can bring the information home and hotsync it to my home pc. It has a good scheduling program and holds my entire client info data base. But I still have S.O.A.P. cards for each client. I used to do 6 or 7 hours of massage per day, but a year or two ago I limited my day to 5 or 5 1/2.  I work 5 or 6 days per week, so I need to look at the big picture and calculate how many massages I do per week. To be honest, alot of the time, I end up doing 4 or 5 just because that is all that schedules. I believe the universe wants me to do more or less on certain days, and I just work as the work comes, thank goodness when I have a cancellation once in a while, and don't overwork myself.