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    Quote Originally Posted by Pinksugardoll View Post
    What field has low student loan debt....I just put myself through hair school, little over a year for $22k.
    Wow, you need to work that debt down quickly. If it's student loan debt, that will cost you about 7% interest per year. So, plan on doing hair, dancing and whatever for the next 12-18 months and getting that paid off. Then, take the spare money you have once you are done paying down that debt and get on a savings plan. Put at least 3 months (better six months) worth of expenses in a savings account, called your emergency fund. Don't touch that money, except in an emergency. Then, start investing in a good S&P 500 fund that has low expenses. You'll grow rich over time.

    Budget, budget, and stick to that budget. Write it down and live it. You can also open a SEP, it's like a retirement plan for single employ businesses. Designed for hair dressers. Invest the maximum in your SEP. Then start saving to buy a car with cash. Never borrow money if you don't have to. And then, only borrow money if you can afford it, if it's for your primary house, and then keep your payment, including insurance, taxes, HOA, principal and interest below 25% of your take home pay. Pay it off early. There is no real secret to building wealth other than discipline.

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    Well I'm in hiatus until I lose weight. Exit plan is when I'm on my no longer enjoying it. I guess. Being fat put me out so I know when I can do it or not. I guess 55 years old at ultimate.... I guess.

    Dancing isn't a career but a fun hobby for me though. Vanilla job pays about 60k a yr right now.

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    No I fucked it up making shade money and haven't left STILL but I'd advise anyone else to have an exit plan before entering. My situation is mostly me being confused with what to do in life and it doesn't matter if I'm 90yrs old still working... I'll hate any job in the world if the job didn't involve me being a couch potato..so I continue/d the same stuff. When you have no passion, it doesn't matter the choice of career. Or there's the option of being a $15 an hour server but MEHH how boring after a year.

    This job should never be #1 for your money is what I've learned and it should be used to facilitate whatever you want for a career. And I ruined my out due to background checks since there's enough people applying with a cleaner record so they would toss mine without a glance.

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    Quote Originally Posted by indiegirl View Post
    No I fucked it up making shade money and haven't left STILL but I'd advise anyone else to have an exit plan before entering. My situation is mostly me being confused with what to do in life and it doesn't matter if I'm 90yrs old still working... I'll hate any job in the world if the job didn't involve me being a couch potato..so I continue/d the same stuff. When you have no passion, it doesn't matter the choice of career. Or there's the option of being a $15 an hour server but MEHH how boring after a year.

    This job should never be #1 for your money is what I've learned and it should be used to facilitate whatever you want for a career. And I ruined my out due to background checks since there's enough people applying with a cleaner record so they would toss mine without a glance.
    what do you mean by 'shade money?'

    Is your background check ruined by clubs coming up on it?

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    I don't know my exit plan yet. I have a phlebotomy certification, but they don't make a ton per hour. Definitely not enough to pay my bills at least. I kinda want to go to school to be an RN. I've thought about going to beauty school as well, but I want to move around multiple states over the next 10 years so I wouldn't really be able to build a clientele in one specific city. I'd have to start from scratch each time I move. I think it would be great to purchase an apartment building or something and make income off of that. I've also considered becoming a bartender.

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    Quote Originally Posted by indiegirl View Post
    No I fucked it up making shade money and haven't left STILL but I'd advise anyone else to have an exit plan before entering. My situation is mostly me being confused with what to do in life and it doesn't matter if I'm 90yrs old still working... I'll hate any job in the world if the job didn't involve me being a couch potato..so I continue/d the same stuff. When you have no passion, it doesn't matter the choice of career. Or there's the option of being a $15 an hour server but MEHH how boring after a year.

    This job should never be #1 for your money is what I've learned and it should be used to facilitate whatever you want for a career. And I ruined my out due to background checks since there's enough people applying with a cleaner record so they would toss mine without a glance.
    omg we are kindred spirits lol I REFUSE to leave sex work bc I'm such a drifter & a free spirit that would rather work for none other than myself at this point. I'm fucking spoiled lol. I was a dancer for close to 15 years & entered into online camming, etc which makes me happy.

    Many ppl might think ya you'll regret not having a real "plan" for myself but honestly I don't like having "plans" written into stone for my future. I'll be so bored with life if I know exactly whats around the corner. I don't need a house with mortgage, or a fancy car with high ass payments & or a history on paper with college this or college that to make me happy or shall I say comfortable for the future.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jayda_ View Post
    what do you mean by 'shade money?'

    Is your background check ruined by clubs coming up on it?
    Background checks are different if you want to be employed by law enforcement/ fire dpt. etc. Different background check...too late to fix. Only job I wanted so I make do with what I can now. .

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    Quote Originally Posted by xxxGothBarbie View Post
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    Many ppl might think ya you'll regret not having a real "plan" for myself but honestly I don't like having "plans" written into stone for my future. I'll be so bored with life if I know exactly whats around the corner. I don't need a house with mortgage, or a fancy car with high ass payments & or a history on paper with college this or college that to make me happy or shall I say comfortable for the future.
    thats such an inspiring attitude! Wish I could feel good about no plan again! At one point I was a drifter and wild hippy child which led me here

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    Sort of. When I feel I'm done with dancing I'll try and see if I can train as a barback/bartender within the club to get my experience before branching out as a bartender.
    I love the party/hospitality industry. And I need a job with tips. I'd also consider being a medical esthetician or doing hair if I could find a really nice place that paid well.

    I LOVE dancing tho, been doing it since 2011, and whenever I take a break I always inevitably fall into a depression until I start back up. Physiclaly I see myself being able to do this job all throughout my 30s so by 40 I'll see where I'm at. Maybe illl pick up clips or camming after 45

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lady Xplicit18 View Post
    I was going to comment the same thing. There'a a cosmetology school near me that's only 10K to attend. Paul Mitchell's school, perhaps?
    It is a pretty standard cost for cosmo school, I live in Seattle now, we lived in Alabama before and it was about the same cost where I checked in Alabama and nearby in Florida. I went to the best school I could find, too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zofia View Post
    Wow, you need to work that debt down quickly. If it's student loan debt, that will cost you about 7% interest per year. So, plan on doing hair, dancing and whatever for the next 12-18 months and getting that paid off. Then, take the spare money you have once you are done paying down that debt and get on a savings plan. Put at least 3 months (better six months) worth of expenses in a savings account, called your emergency fund. Don't touch that money, except in an emergency. Then, start investing in a good S&P 500 fund that has low expenses. You'll grow rich over time.

    Budget, budget, and stick to that budget. Write it down and live it. You can also open a SEP, it's like a retirement plan for single employ businesses. Designed for hair dressers. Invest the maximum in your SEP. Then start saving to buy a car with cash. Never borrow money if you don't have to. And then, only borrow money if you can afford it, if it's for your primary house, and then keep your payment, including insurance, taxes, HOA, principal and interest below 25% of your take home pay. Pay it off early. There is no real secret to building wealth other than discipline.

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    So hair school was 40 hours a week, if you missed school they fined you. I had very good attendance and I worked my ass off, I was at school or work or sleeping and that was it. Something about hair schools that’s really awesome (not) is that you have to pay for it by the time you finish, in whatever manner you can. Which could include getting a loan or financial aid.

    So I paid my school off by the time I finished. I worked my fucking ass off, I managed to save a good amount of money while I was in school and I modded my car too. I already own my car and have a home. I worked my ass off. I worked my ass off!

    And fuck that place, I could not be happier that it’s over!

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    I kind of stumbled into my exit plan. I have always been asked about how to start up on Niteflirt and began teaching about the other sites I am on too. I have found myself taking fewer and fewer calls, though trying to continue because I do not want to become THAT consultant who ONCE did stuff but now doesn't ... then grows out of touch of new changes.

    I always had a separate plan though. I have purchased properties and other investments to ensure that I can just travel the world with my wife once the kids are older. While they are growing up though, to retire to a small hobby farm where we do not have to worry about finances. I am a country gal and truly enjoy living in the middle of no where. Even after we get the traveling out of our system, we will probably go back to a country setting. I swear once you have goats, you will want nothing more but to have more!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pinksugardoll View Post
    So I paid my school off by the time I finished. I worked my fucking ass off, I managed to save a good amount of money while I was in school and I modded my car too. I already own my car and have a home. I worked my ass off. I worked my ass off!

    And fuck that place, I could not be happier that it’s over!
    You go girl! I think I'm in love!

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    Hi, I dont want to be nosy but can I ask where are You working or where were You working if You are not there anymore It would be a big help as Im stock in Florida, but I would like to change asap but not sure where to go. Sorry about My English Thank You in advance.

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    I don't have one. I plan to dance until I can't anymore for whatever reason that may be.

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    I can't tell you how many "exit plans" I've made over my time as a dancer. All trying to pursue any of them every did was mess me up bad. I've been through college twice and now have so much student loan I get threatening letters from the government if I ever do get a real job they're going to garnish my wages. I've never actually in my life managed to get hired somewhere that wasn't a strip club. After getting pregnant the first time completely wiped out my savings and now I work so little it's just like our "fun money" I would work more but then I feel like I'm neglecting my kid in school and my baby.

    I found out a few years back I was autistic, haha who knew and that was why I always make people uncomfortable and nobody wants to hire me for a "normal" job. So I'm kind of against a wall now my dad wants me to file for social security and disability. So idk if that's my "exit plan" or I'm just going to keep dancing sporadically until forever basically. I do like that the job makes me take care of myself better than I probably would if I actually never left the house or did anything.

    My first college I actually paid out of pocket for but the school treated me badly and back then I didn't realize it because everybody basically treated me badly back then (highschool) and let them dick me around take my money and keep canceling my classes. After 2 years of not actually getting to take a class and paying them I formally withdrew, I had been dancing for about 3 years by then. I went to school again at another school for personal training and gradutated 4.0 gpa. Only to find out my "personality" was NO good by many gyms I was trying to get hired at plus there's apparently a lot of other problems with that, I was only going to make barely over minumum wage and was going to have to buy my own insurance anyways (at a time was my biggest reason for wanting a real job as well as dancing). And if people didn't show up to their personal training appointments I was going to have to eat that money/time. Basically people were going to be paying the gym like 100+$/half an hour and I was going to be making about 5$ of that. WTF? Doesn't seem logical after making what we make a half hour for so long. I was going to back to school to pursue a bachelors in Kinesiology (which I found out I loved and was fascinating during my PFT schooling) but I couldn't keep up with paying my bills and rent and the student loan dept so it got out of control I tried to pay what I could but then they would just send me angry letters saying, "pay the full amount you owe or don't bother," basically.

    Not long later I was pregnant with my first kid danced for a lot of my pregnancy (worst thing I've ever done). At this club most girls dance until their due date and even after. (We had a girl 2 weeks overdue dance until the day she was scheduled to get induced leave the club and went straight to the hospital and had a c-section and was back two days later with stitches and everything.) Well after I left about 7 months, I couldn't take it anymore. I lost the weight and got back in shape in a few months (I gave myself after having him) and went back to work only to be met with, "we don't want you here, you're banned from the property" they fired me when I wasn't even working there. For 3 years I tried to get regular jobs I tried other clubs within driving distance but Cincinnati, yeah, as we all know is basically a joke for this industry. I kept periodically showing back up to see if they would let me come back finally, three years later they did but by this time bad depression had taken me, I had been drinking every single day heavily since basically three months having my kid until a few months before getting pregnant with my second. I had finally started getting really healthy and working out and losing all my weight again, lmao. The second pregnancy I quit that day I didn't even care I just wasn't going to put myself through my pregnant stripper thing again. Well they let me go back after my second pregnancy (I spent most of the time on bed rest anyways so I gained WAY more weight than the first one) bigger than ever lmao. So IDK what the real vendetta against me for the 3 years was and I never will. I used to pole very passionately now I can't do the most basic of tricks (so I'm starting over from newb ability) I actually originally got the PFT degree because I wanted to legally teach pole eventually.

    I have insurance now (from the government) one of the perks of being pregnant and unemployed with no insurance. And since I've never worked I still have it (my older child is 6 now, had it since his pregnancy.)

    I contemplate a lot these days if there actually is an after... I'm at a total loss as to what it could be. I used to do computers all the time pre-dancing, but that's just a joke these days to even think about. I used to DIY clothes and sell them on EBay but that's was never real money, they hours you work and the material divided what people are willing to pay for anything these days is making like pennies an hour. Other than that I do art and take care of many cats and my 2 boys.

    This kind of seemed like a long rant, I'm just at a loss these days, if I keep dancing forever at least I'll take care of myself. I'd like to do something that would be productive outside of the club because lets face they don't care about any of us, just like, what?

    p.s. Before my kids I tried to get the club manager to let me do other positions in the club (bar, waitress, door) they just say, no, no, no. After that 3 years I just avoid the manager and owner like the plague, I've found it's far better not to be noticed here.

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    I’m slowly weaning my way off of dancing and ‘’the lifestyle’’...I went to a few trade school programs and finally got a job working as a consumer service specialist for a big company...but I’m already getting bored with it lol. After I’ve been with the company for over a year, I plan on either getting certified in microblading and starting my own practice, or pursuing an insurance license to sell insurance. I’m going to research both of those careers to figure out which one is worth pursuing.

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    I’m slowly weaning my way off of dancing and ‘’the lifestyle’’...I went to a few trade school programs and finally got a job working as a consumer service specialist for a big company...but I’m already getting bored with it lol. After I’ve been with the company for over a year, I plan on either getting certified in microblading and starting my own practice, or pursuing an insurance license to sell insurance. I’m going to research both of those careers to figure out which one is worth pursuing.
    I totally thought of microblading. Fast certification. There is money to be made. One woman I heard left her job at my mothers hospital after making $1400-ish a day doing microblading. I thought about it but I'm no artist (like I can draw some decent stick figures LOL) and don't want to be going around fucking up peoples face. LOLLL.

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    Quote Originally Posted by indiegirl View Post
    I totally thought of microblading. Fast certification. There is money to be made. One woman I heard left her job at my mothers hospital after making $1400-ish a day doing microblading. I thought about it but I'm no artist (like I can draw some decent stick figures LOL) and don't want to be going around fucking up peoples face. LOLLL.
    Yeah there is definitely money to be made! And fast certification is always a plus I wouldn’t call myself artistic but I’m good at makeup and have a steady hand for precision. I need to practice more on my mannequin heads though lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sirocco View Post
    Having 200 k in debt is just ridiculous. Even medical school will not cost you that much if you do it smart way (going in your state being resident, then not going for "big name school". Average school will give you the same result without triple price.)
    Alas, you often don't get a choice with medical school. You basically apply to 15-30 schools and go where you get in. If the only school that takes you charges $40k/year, you HAVE to go - it looks really bad if you decline admission to a school and then try to re-apply next year... plus in the long run you need to look at overall salary. Waiting a year to save $40k in tuition is stupid in the long run as it knocks off a year of you making doctor salary of $200-$600k.

    Even if you go in-state, you still have to take out loans on top of that just to live on. Then you have the interest compounding on top of it at around 6-7%. I just did the math and after 4 years at my state school with in-state tuition, living on a paltry $14k a year, you'd still hit $190k in debt. That's without having any undergraduate loans.

    It's stupid that they charge that much in the first place but it's really not a matter of being irresponsible or not doing it the smart way. That's just how the shitty system is unfortunately.

    Nursing school, OTOH, can be done for $30k total in my state. I think the key issue there is sweetcassie's friends went to private schools... You end up an RN either way with the same salary. Prestige means nothing for RNs.
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    Yes. I think exit plans are extremely important and everyone should have one. I didn't start saving and getting my life on track until I was about 26 (30 now). I'm almost done with school but plan to get a masters. My bf wants me to quit but I still love dancing and want to dance as long as possible. I guess we will see how I hold up. I look to be about 24 years old.. I can easily do this for a good 4-5 years. I plan to continue saving and get a house next year.

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    I woke up one day and decided to take school seriously. Lol, I kinda hate that I’ve danced for 8+ years and NOW getting my shit together-but better late than never. I don’t want to put pressure on myself for a time frame far as hanging my heels. All I can do is go to school and wait til it’s my time to graduate. I’m thankful that I have no student loan debt and able to cruise SO FAR with grants and scholarships. I also strongly believe in applying whatever degree in different ways. An associate in my graduating class from high school, majored in Art or whatever the proper term is and I remember people telling her she wouldn’t land a job. She ended getting a great job drawing sketches and drawing logos for a few name brand companies.
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    I want to point out that the post- Great Recession economy has resulted in a LOT of people ending up with "sure bet" plans for security that fizzled out, and people with odd sorts of skills thriving. In 2008 people I knew personally with "sure" futures had their lives upended (I never expected people working in finance to end up suddenly without jobs and rethinking everything, but it happened to them.)

    Back on topic my exit plan wasn't really even planned but it worked out. I am very very lucky. I should have put more thought and effort into my post-adult industry plans.

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    CNA-PCT-LPN-RN-BSN if possible

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    Depending on where you live, most places don't even hire LPNs anymore. Better to go straight for BSN. Also you do not have to be a CNA first; any hospital experience will do. I was a lab tech and did blood draws. That totally counted for patient contact when applying for nursing school.

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