And did you like it there? It doesn't matter in which area, territorial, or professional.
Does it always matter where you come from?
Maybe YES.
But do you have to be Italian to make good pasta?
Or for a good kebab, you need to have a Turkish passport?
And can only those who come from Maranello drive well?
I don't think so.
It is more important what passion and intentions you put into your craft.
What love for the job and what empathy there is for the customers.
I'm Aleksandra, simply called "Ola" in Poland, where my roots are.
Hence the name of my studio.
So it might be important where you come from.
Because we Polish people have several good qualities:
We are at home all over the world, are eager to learn and we're very adaptable.
And mostly we finally do a lot better than those from whom we learned our first steps.
In my life I was able to gain a lot of experience in different businesses.
Also have some university degrees.
I worked both, independently and as an employee. Also for big international companies.
But one day I was inspired to give someone a massage. At that moment, I felt intuitively that I would like to learn more about this. Maybe do it professionally.
After some of my first "test victims" also attested that I apparently had "magic hands", I was strengthened in my will and completed various training courses in the field of Thai massage.
This was followed by the opening of my first Thai-Massage-Studio in Poland.
In 2019, however, I moved to Switzerland for private reasons.
So I "moved" my studio to Switzerland, to Egg/Zh.
The opening of my studio here fell exactly on the day of the first closures due to a virus.
Which, however, cannot throw a real Polish woman off course!
It's best to come here and feel the quality by yourself.
Your well-being is my intention!
(Midwifery studies)
