DancerWealth is all about becoming a Highly Paid Super Stripper.
And since the best thing I ever did for my business was to become a Highly Paid Super Stripper…
And I truly believe that I can teach you how to do the same for yourself…
I’m going to bribe you to ask for the GIFT of DancerWealth this holiday season.
That means I’m going to offer you my Best Bonus Package Ever!
Here’s the best part:
My “Best Bonus Package Ever!” can only get better.
Here’s what I’m talking about:
Have you ever tried to work out in a gym or at home before?
How long did it take for you to get into the groove? Did you know exactly what to do in order to create that sleek toned body that you showcase on stage at night? If you are genetically gifted….99% of most women in the world hate you. But more than likely you did some reasearch, bought some magazines, or maybe even a program like p90x that taught you how to work out properly to get the results you want.
In the past years of teaching women how to become a stripper and create a successful stripping business, I have come across four big reasons why some women are able to do it, and others fail.
Reason 1 Don’t Know What You REALLY Want To Have
Different Effects for Different People
One thing I am asked all the time is “Will Your Stripper School Help Me?”
My immediate response is always “YES!” And how quickly it can work for you is going to depend on YOU!
Look at anyone who is very successful over the long term: one of the constant factors in their personality is a desire to always be learning. They definitely don’t use The Four Deadliest Words: “I Already Know That!”
There are four words that are SO deadly, that if you are using them, it guarantees you will NOT be successful as you want to be. If you have been stripping for a few years, I’ll bet you say this ALL the time…which makes them SUPER deadly.
What are those four words?
I ALREADY KNOW THAT.
As I am writing this, I can already hear you saying to yourself, “I already know all about this, why are we talking about it…just give me a good line to use tonight at work.” Hold on girlfriend…you are using the 4 most deadly words to justify using the 4 most deadly words!
| 5 Newbie Mistakes to Avoid
Even if you’re a ‘veteran’ of the business, these are mistakes you need to avoid if you’re going to bank in tough times. Are you making any of these?
You’re a contractor, not an employee. That means YOU are running YOUR OWN BUSINESS. According to the U.S. Government Small Business Administration’s home page, about 50% of small businesses fail within the first five years. Nobody plans to fail… do they?
Mistake 1: Not Planning Enough.
What? You mean I gotta do more than just show up and flirt? Yes, if you want to make more than your housefee back! You need a business plan that outlines your mission, goals and objectives. It would be helpful to include a little marketing plan, as discussed in The SuperStripper Business Model. Going through the process forces you to look at the total picture. In this recession, just showing up and looking good isn’t enough to run a profitable stripping business. It doesn’t take a lot of time, but focused attention pays off BIG.
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As I approach my 11 Year Anniversary of Stripping (which is TONIGHT by the way!!) I have been reflecting on what makes the difference between a GREAT night and a crappy night.
It all comes down to internally generated CONFIDENCE This feeling is contagious and guys love being around it! It stems from a mental state where everything comes to you effortlessly and easily. You may have heard this before, on The Secret or one of the other popular programs out there:
There are SOOOOO many urban legends about how much strippers make in a night. We even have one competitor that claims she makes $400 British pounds a year stripping. Although anything is possible…what is the REALITY for most women who want to become a stripper?
Remember I was an algebra teacher? Let’s do some math:
This means on a TOTALLY packed night where you don’t have to know how to sell you have an earning’s ceiling of $400/hour.
I was recently asked by one of my students who worked in a full-nude club if it might be a good idea to start working in a topless club owned by the same company in her city now that she turned 21 and was legally able to do so. Not knowing if there would be a difference, we decided it might be best to help all of our readers with the answer as it is a common question we receive.
The other day night I was at work and noticed a coworker who was feeling down. She was getting bummed just because the club was slow (at 7pm) and her negativity was starting to affect those around her. Negativity is contagious, so I wanted to stop it in it’s tracks. I instantly started talking about how to get into the SuperStripper Zone. The more we talked, the more she shifted from being negative to being positive.
