We can choose to become stronger and a better version of ourselves on the other side of this⦠I feel strongly it is a choice to do and be better human beings; acknowledging our faults, and doing our best to treat others with the love, kindness, and respect we want for ourselves.
As someone who works in such a hands-on field, Megan stresses the importance of respecting the current regulations surrounding safety protocols in Los Angeles and across the world. Megan has been keeping active to stay healthy both mentally and physically, and learning new skills through courses such as photography and even a flying lesson. Can you tell us a bit about your massage practice β how long have you been in this field, and what inspired you to become a CMT?
The experience was so life changing that it stuck with me. Despite knowing this, I have a lot of interests and even in college had a hard time narrowing down a desired career path.
It was then I started massage school and everything seemed to click. Has this pandemic experience in any way changed the way that you order your personal or professional priorities in life? I received notice my business was non-essential March 16th.
Since my dad died of the virus after over a month in the ICU, I felt an extra ethical obligation to do my part to ensure I was doing everything possible to prevent anyone else from going through this horrible infection. I have been tuned in daily to the virus rates and news as well.
