EP. 37 MFR Business instead of PT School Jennifer Streeter‘s MFR Business Story

Our guest today is Jennifer Streeter, Owner of Restoration Harmony Myofascial Release in North Carolina. Jennifer has such an interesting story of her transition from massage therapy to deciding not to go to physical therapy (PT) school and making the decision to go all-in on her Myofascial Release Business. 

Fueled by the desire to increase her income so that she can one day retire while still enjoying her many hobbies, Jennifer knew she needed to change her profession from massage therapy in order to make enough money to feel safe and retire with peace of mind. Her initial plan was to go to PT school. She was registered and ready to start but instead, she decided to start an MFR business. A decision that led her to coach with me. As a result, Jennifer is now a successful MFR Therapist who is fully booked, and creating the kind of money that she knows she can live on, and create a retirement because she’s gonna do it on purpose. 

And as a bonus, she saved herself thousands of dollars in tuition, three years of school, and now for those three years, she will be creating more money than ever by helping more people enjoy pain-free lives with MFR therapy.

Press play to hear Jennifer’s story and be inspired.

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Jennifer Streeter, Owner of Restoration Harmony Myofascial Release

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