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The Daiwa Supreme Hybrid Massage Chair is in a class all its own, with a two-roller true S/L-Track system. You get all the benefits of the superior stretching power of an S-Track combined with the neck-to-glutes coverage of an L-Track. The Daiwa Supreme Hybrid Massage chair is one of the best massage chairs on the market and is highly recommended for its impressive functionality and versatility. This super flexible hybrid massage track is a combination of the full coverage of an L-track roller system with a full-body inversion stretch that would rival any yoga class. The Supreme Hybrid uses a 6-roller system that has separate upper and lower 3D massaging arms that focus on different areas of the entire body simultaneously. For the most restorative massage that you can get at home any time of day, the Daiwa Supreme Hybrid is the ultimate replacement for a masseuse with a greater reach, deeper stretch, and a superior healing massage. 

The Daiwa Supreme Hybrid Massage Chair comes equipped with an innovative new design that utilizes a 6-roller system that has separate Upper and Lower massaging rollers. The 2 Upper massage rollers can extend up to 3’” for a therapeutic deep tissue massage that focuses on the upper back, shoulders, and neck. The 4 Lower massage rollers operate in sync with the Upper Rollers to simultaneously deliver massage to the lumbar region and legs. The new design of the Daiwa Supreme Hybrid delivers the ultimate compression massage with even more massaging airbags than ever for the complete therapeutic massage experience. The 50 strategically placed airbags are programmed to rhythmically inflate & deflate to deliver superior air compression massage to the muscles in the arms, shoulders, hips, legs, and feet. Melt away the stresses of the day with the all-new patented leg rest with heated knee and calf massage combined with ankle & foot massage. This innovative holistic treatment uses triple reflexology rollers to deliver a combination of stretching, heat, and compression to soothe your tired knees and legs. All pressure points get the healing benefits of reflexology with a foot massager that stimulate and target all three zones on the soles of the feet.

The Daiwa Supreme Hybrid comes with a therapeutic heat feature in the lower back as well as in the knee area. Warming muscles prior to massage therapy makes them more pliable leading to a more effective massage treatment. Heat therapy is known to help relieve painful arthritis and heal sore muscles. The knee area is one of the most injury-prone spots on the body and the thermal knee massage targets this area by applying heat and gentle airbag compression to stretch achy tendons and ease painful inflammation. And to ensure each individual massage session is unique to every user, the 3D Smart Scan will map out the natural curvature of your back before each massage session begins. For added convenience, a secondary remote is added to the chair’s armrest console for quick access to buttons and dials to make easy adjustments to the massage depth, zero-gravity, heat, recline position, and leg ottoman. The Daiwa Supreme Hybrid can deliver one of the best full body inversion therapy massages using the unique hybrid massage chair design for a deeper massage that covers a wider area.

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Your brand speaks to the heart of what your company is, why it exists, and how it makes people feel. It’s built over time through every customer interaction, communication, and experience you create.

A strong brand will differentiate your company in the marketplace, attract new customers, and inspire loyalty among current customers. In network marketing, where personal relationships are key to success, your brand can be a make-or-break factor in whether someone joins your team or goes with a competitor.

Here are some tips for creating a powerful and memorable brand in network marketing:

1. Know who you are and what you stand for.

Before you can start building your brand, you need to know who you are as a company. What are your core values? What is your mission? What makes you unique? Once you have a clear understanding of these things, you can start communicating them to the world.

2. Be consistent.

Consistency is key when it comes to branding. Your brand should be evident in everything you do, from the way you answer the phone to the way you design your website to the way you interact with customers and team members.

3. Keep it simple.

The Importance of Branding in Network Marketing

Don’t try to be everything to everyone. It’s important to focus on a few key messages and make sure they come across clearly in all of your communications. Trying to communicate too many things at once will only confuse people and dilute your brand.

4. Be authentic.

People can tell when you’re being fake, and they won’t respond well to it. Be genuine in your interactions with others and stay true to your core values.

5. Tell a story.

Humans are hardwired for stories, so use them to your advantage when promoting your brand. Share stories about your company, your products, your customers, and anything else that will help people connect with you on a personal level.

6. Create an experience.

Your brand should be more than just a logo or tagline—it should be an experience that people have every time they interact with you. Pay attention to the little details and make sure every customer has a positive experience with your company.

7. Be patient.

Building a strong brand takes time, so be patient and stay the course. Consistently delivering on your brand promise will eventually pay off, and you’ll start to see the results in terms of new customers and increased loyalty from existing ones.

Alaska is unique in many ways. It’s called “the last frontier” for good reason, and if you practice medicine in the state, especially if you’re working as a locum tenens provider, you’ll want to be prepared for unusual circumstances, delays, weather, and all things unexpected. This is all part of the Alaska lifestyle. In this article, we’ll break down what working as an Alaska locum tenens is really like.

While WMS does place locum providers in some larger cities and clinics in Alaska, most of our opportunities are in remote locations. We’ve made these sites a priority, recognizing that the populations in rural and remote settings are generally underserved and struggle to access good continuity of care.

What Rural Alaskan Communities are Like

Most communities are small; many have just a few hundred residents. Amenities and conveniences that you would expect to find even in small towns in the lower 48 may be non-existent in “the bush” of Alaska.

When WMS places a provider in a rural medical facility, we know we’re sending that person to a unique place. The population in the community may be mostly Alaska Natives with a heritage based on hundreds of years of living in that location.

Life in these settings is reduced to fundamentals: shelter, food, appropriate clothing and gear for the climate, and the local population.

You’ll see traditional customs, native art, and native methods of food preparation on display. Racks of drying fish, collection of local foods harvested from the land, and hunting of caribou, moose, bear, and other big game are all part of everyday life in Alaskan bush communities.

There may be a small market for essential groceries, or you may be sent to a location where the recommendation is to bring your food with you. You may have your own housing, or you may have a private room within the clinic walls.

Travel for Alaska Locum Tenens Assignments

Travel is different in Alaska too. The commercial carriers that are familiar (Alaska Airlines, Delta Airlines, American Airlines, and United) service larger communities, but to get to your final destination, if you’re going more than one stop in, you’ll almost certainly have to take a ferry, bush plane, or seaplane. That’s because so much of the state is off of the road system. Whether a community is on a far-flung island or surrounded by hundreds of miles of Arctic tundra, outside of the state’s central region, topography rules and roads are rare. It can be difficult to comprehend this until you begin to travel the state and gain first-hand knowledge of the size and challenging locations.

Climate & Weather in Rural Alaska

The climate will almost certainly be extreme in some way, either Arctic or rainforest (although Alaska does have summer weather too). The impact of weather on life in remote locations can’t be overstated. Weather controls the ability to transport people, supplies, labs, medevacs, and any other commodity you can imagine.

Weather can also disrupt communication due to outages. You may have very limited ability to call, communicate via the internet, or pull up medical records. You certainly have to dress for the climate, and you don’t want to use discount store gloves, boots, or other inexpensive gear in Arctic temperatures. If you accept an assignment in the Far North, talk to knowledgeable people about the kind of clothing and gear you’ll need. Be prepared. These can literally be life-and-death decisions.

Entertainment & Technology in Rural Alaska

Entertainment will likely be what you choose to experience in the local community: high school basketball games or wrestling (both very big sports in the state), local festivals, or other community events; hiking, fishing, or exploring the area; and any media you bring yourself such as digital books, movies you’ve downloaded, or hobbies that can be included with your luggage. While some locations may have cable or satellite TV options, it’s best to have low expectations and be prepared to entertain yourself.

Although some modern conveniences exist, even in tiny towns, some level of internet service, phones, and transportation are pretty much everywhere. It’s safe to say that the smaller and more remote the location, the more you’ll be stepping back in time.

At the same time, you’ll see people walking around with cell phones, riding on ATVs, and hearing locals discussing events from around the world just as you would anywhere. The juxtaposition of traditional lifestyle and modern culture and technology is everywhere and can feel surreal when you experience it.