As some of you know, a lot of dancers lose money as fast as they make money. Whether this money is spent on themselves or in other cases... their boyfriends, drugs, etc.
I started dancing when I was 21... got a taste for it. Moved around to a few other states and now I've been dancing for two years (Im currently a very attractive 26).
Is it possible that by the time I'm 30 I could have enough money to own a house, travel the world, and finish school?
Im not saying its not impossible... but I need a realistic picture of what kind of money Im looking at.
Thats why, recently hustling has become so important to me. When I was getting back into the business you didnt really have to hustle so much because money was just flowing out of the club. You could easily make $400- $600 during the DAY shift.
(I did work nights as well and it was the same amount of money as a day shift. So I avoided a overly drunken crowd and moved to days.)
I had other issues at hand that didnt inspire me to hustle... I was dealing with a bad break up, moved to a town where I knew NO ONE, and of course with that comes depression. So, needless to say I was floating by as opposed to milking it for what its worth (even though I am a hard worker and dont stop dancing just because Im tired).
I realize if I take good care of myself I can do this for a few more years. You dont exactly turn into a hag at the age of 30. Sides, most women Im noticing at the club... who make the most money are usually not a fresh 21. The later twenty crowd and up have amazing confidence and work experience in this field... they really know how to make the cash and shrug off the cheap customers.
Anyhow, my other reason for hustling lately is that the money pool seems to have gotten really shallow. I work the day shift and the night shift... But Im getting pretty burned out and I figure... I should just switch back to nights.
I have a savings account... and I did some math...
Is it possible, to make $10,000 a month?
Thats making $500 bucks a night 5 days a week... and comes out to 120,000 a year.
Although Im not exactly fond of being at the club 5 days a week.
Does anyone have any suggestions or ideas?



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