u/peachybunnyzz

Even the slow shifts contribute to your success. 🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️ Don't forget about that. Here's a list of everything I managed to do.. thanks to making myself put in the work yesterday:

𖹭 started my car maintenance sinking fund

𖹭 saved a portion to pay my grandmother's bills

𖹭 gave myself $20 for clothing, $40 for new household decor, and $20 toward my garden

𖹭 saved an extra month of renters insurance payment

𖹭 paid for my phone bill

𖹭 put back 50% of my car insurance payment

𖹭 added to my grocery budget for the week

𖹭 placed around 85% of my dental insurance payment back (🥳 I get to fix my teeth this year!)

𖹭 saved the last $5 toward an emergency fund

**ALL** Progress is a step in the right direction. The discipline to break down my money to the very last dollar is going to pay off. There are always going to be rough patches along the way. You just need to keep your eyes on the goal and keep it up. Or as lil Wayne said... "You don't need a bus pass, you need to bust your ass."

Celebrate the smallest wins. Be proud of yourself when you put $2 in your savings account. Show graciousness and give back to those around you and your community. When you work shifts and make $200, take the time to sit down and contribute to your sinking funds. Pick the penny up off the ground n toss it in a jar for a savings deposit. Just get started.

What did you accomplish with your last shift?

Strategize for tonight 🙂‍↕️ Don't set yourself up for failure with a loose-goal and no direction. Get the best of both worlds and maximize your income potential.

- Break your high priority bills for the week into lap dance amounts. (E.g. $300 car payment -> three sets of 3 for 100, or 15 $20 dances)

- Contact 2-3 regulars and tell them times 1-3 hours apart to be there. I usually give myself 1hr of time when I come in to make money off of new people & establish more regulars. Then after that I have 1 regular, another hour block, 1 more regular. The more you can manage your time in a club without a VIP room the better.

- Prepare your mental. I pretty much have to listen to a pre work Playlist and look at my budget & fiscal goals. If I don't, ill feel lazy.

- Try 1 new sales line during your shift. Try to be more bold st least once. It doesn't matter how uncomfortable it sounds in your head to ask forn$500 just because. Do it. If they say no, that's fine. Rejection is redirection.

- THREE GOALS. NOT ONE. I practice what I preach. Keeping three goals will stop you fron becoming demotivated and exhausted early on. It gives you the ability to redirect and focus quickly.

𖹭 TOP GOAL : High amount you hit frequently on really good days. (EX: $800)

𖹭 CENTER GOAL: Middle amount. Decent and keeps you on your feet, even if you cant hit the top one. Should reflect the bare necessities. ($500)

𖹭 BOTTOM GOAL: Its a shitty day but you still have a focused amount. Still allows you to cross off something. ($200)

Just remember — landlords & dealers just got paid. So get out of your head thinking "oh but theres no money" cause bitch???? How you know?? You got magic all knowing eyes?? No? Okay then.