* Everyone is different. Some like it soft, some like it hard.
* The back, neck and calf are body places that get the most stress
and give the best relaxing feeling when rubbed properly. So if it’s something that you should definitely know like the back of your hand, then that’s muscles. Also… Different muscles need different massage techniques. One massage technique doesn’t work on everything.
* They should mostly go on the muscles, like 90% of the time, because that’s what relaxes and actually feels like something.
* They shouldn’t avoid massaging the palms, head and face. It’s most pleasing for the customer.
* They should stop blabbing when they massage someone, unless that someone talks back a lot. It’s plain courtesy for a customer to say “Hey, how are you, how’ve you been.” But you’d better keep it short, unless they go on talking.
* Pleasant sounds in the massage room is always a plus. Pleasant sounds = Buddha Bar, Sounds of nature or something alike, not what you or the customer prefer.
* Using great smelling oil and other massage things, like hot stones, is always a plus.
* It’s never too late to learn new tricks. Such as slowly caressing someone’s ankles, in circles, by catching them between your thumb and middle finger. It’s mind blowing. So don’t be afraid to exchange information with other massage therapists.
* If you’ve never been a fan of reflexology, don’t try it on people. Only those who really know what it’s about should try it.
That’s all I remember. Anyone care to say more? 
