Does anybody have this problem where they literally low key try to be the best girl in the club? Sorry if this sounds like a stupid ass question, and I'm sure it is, but I was just wondering. I'm not trying to offend anyone by the way I word this.
I feel like my selling point is making customers feel like I'm "different." I tell them I'm in school, I tell them I do this job because it's a turn on, and I carefully (almost psychopathically) pick out my outfits to ensure that my image is one that classy customers are more inclined to like. None of which is false.
Disclaimer: I don't trash talk any of the other girls in any way at all, talk about other dancers at all, or try to make anyone feel bad. This is just a tactic or "hustle" on the customers I use. I'm not that bitch at the club.
I feel like recently, I have gone to a new club in which I stirred up the game a little. Girls are all stepping up their game now, and I feel like it's getting harder and harder to top myself.
I usually make very good money, however lately I just feel unmotivated and not confident. Also, I am starting to approach customers with less energy and enthusiasm. Not ok. *rant*
Just wondering if anyone knows the feeling. I think what I'm going to do is meticulously search all week for better outfits, maybe even get some hair extensions to step up my game even more. Hell, even try to get some stuff tailored or custom made at this point. Yes, my confidence in my money making in the club is very closely tied to my appearance.
Sorry in advance if this post came off the wrong way for any reason. I'm just trying to make a lot of money, so I over think every aspect of this job.



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