These are a few things I see many of the girls I work with do and from what Ive read here alot of girls here probably do to.
1. When it's slow do you sit at the bar, or playing the video games at the bar, even when customers are alone?
2. When you see a customer come in do you look at how they are dressed or what their apperance may be and judge their ability to have money based on that?
3. If you see a guy walk in wearing a sweatshirt and jeans and one walk in wearing a business suit do you lock in on the businessman?
4. When you're on stage and you have no customers do you sit there looking depressed or do you perform as if you have customers 2 deep at your table. The attitude one shows in that circumstance shows more than when you have tons of customers.
Ive seen way too many girls do these things and quite often theyre the ones complaining about not making any money. When I first started girls would tell me who to dance for and who not to dance for or talk to. When I stopped listening to them my income went up as theirs went down or stayed stagnant.
You really limit yourself when you judge people based on what your perceptions are in regards to them. The guy in the sweatshirt who looks like he hasn't shaved could very well have a bigger bankroll than the guy in the business suit. If you don't treat every customer the same you will never make any money and you set yourself up to fail.
If you treat every customer like theyre a vip member you will see your income go up dramatically. The naysayers who continue to do what I talked about in 1-4 will continue to struggle and whine and yes they will accuse you of doing extras etc, when in fact you can be the cleanest dancer in the club and make more than the one who breaks all the rules. Presenting yourself as a professional helps make a customer feel at ease and makesit more fun and profitable for both of you.



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I believe you Dottie and you have my support 


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