Nine reasons to choose reflexology as a new career

Are you dissatisfied, uninspired, or just unhappy with your current career? If you want to do something meaningful, practical, and profitable, foot reflexology could be your calling.

Here are nine good reasons why you should consider reflexology.

1. Be your own boss. Who has not dreamed of being a successful entrepreneur? With a foot reflexology practice, you can run your own business, while avoiding many of the headaches associated with typical entrepreneurship. You can be the sole boss, employee and supplier!

2. You can start now. Many professions require years of expensive and uncomfortable college classes. The most recommended reflexology educational institution offers online education, which can be completed at your convenience. You can complete basic reflexology training in just a few months, or take the time to work through your busy schedule.

3. Your own health and family will benefit from your training. Everything you learn can be applied to cure your own illnesses and those of your loved ones. You could ditch your stressful career for a stress-relieving career!

4. Work where you want. Rent an office and establish an official practice. Trip to the client’s houses. See clients in your living room. Seek employment at a local spa or natural health center. The choice is yours!

5. Maximum potential, with minimum investment. Reflexology training is convenient and affordable. Your tools are your hands, so you don’t need to invest in equipment and office space is optional. Without start-up capital and economic classes, anyone can afford to learn a new trade!

6. Develop friendships with your customers. You can socialize while you work. The relaxing, spa-like atmosphere of a reflexology practice is reminiscent of spending a day at the hair salon, chatting with the girls, except you’ll be making money instead of spending it.

7. Work is rewarding. You can help and heal others while making money. Reflexology has successfully helped conditions ranging from stress-related migraines to insomnia, menopause, and pain management.

8. Reflexology is a scalable business model. You can see a couple of clients a week for supplemental income, work five days a week, or anything in between. Your practice can grow and evolve with your life. Even if you are a full-time mother, you can work with a few clients to complete your budget. When the kids go to college and they give you time off, get some clients and turn it into a full-time business. When you’re ready to retire, scale down to supplemental income.

9. Unlimited income potential. Reflexologists provide a valuable service and are well paid. Also, the more skilled you get, the higher fees you can charge and the more tips you get. You can work as many hours as you like and determine your own pay scale.

For more information, visit our Reflexology Training and Certification website.