A Random Question....

[Ariel Sanchez]

This question is mainly for the ladies of terb but i guess the guys can put their input too....my question is "How many days a) per week and b) per month do you work? Just curious to know how often or how much the ladies here work? My guess would be, out of a week maybe 3/4 days?

What do ya guys think?

xoxoArielxoxo

 

[luv4lust]

one a day if that

i do have a job

 

[tboy]

Being self employed I work anywhere from 3 - 7 days a week

 

[freakshow]

Work!!!!!

Whats that something you eat???

 

[Ariel Sanchez]

Thanks guys for participating, even the last 2 guys there, lol..... I guess i'm just trying to figure out what's "normal" within this industry. I wish more ladies would take part though. Oh well!!

xoxoArielxoxo

 

[sexy_olivia]

i actuall work pretty much every day, sometimes i plan ahead to take of a certain DAY or i just decid3e not to work one day if its not busy or id like to pamper myself and go shopping and such things! its very unpredictable...i try to accomodate everybodys schedule...

 

[MissCroft]

That all depends...

Sometimes I go months without seeing a single client-that being due to my choice/schedule. This is not my ft job, so I just do not sit around waiting for clients to call. Been there, done that, and if I was still doing it I would be stir crazy by now. I am the type of person who likes to know what my day looks like. And I don't knock my own plans off for clients-as that could leave me with nothing to do.

Other times I am working 3-4 days a week.

I'm in pretty much the same boat as Kacy although I haven't gone months without seeing a single client. I have, however, taken very long hiatuses from the biz in the sense that I didn't take any new clients and just stuck to a couple of my 'regulars'. At other times, I've worked a few days a week but rarely see more than one client a day (occasionally 2 max unless I'm doing incall which I don't do often). It really does depend - my life is quite busy sometimes so it can become difficult to juggle everything all at once.

 

[Ariel Sanchez]

Thanks ladies. That helps my wondering. I actually thought that the girls worked a lot more than that. Maybe they do and that's why they're too busy to reply to this post cuz they're working, hehe...

xoxoArielxoxo

 

[tboy]

To kind of cancel out my smartass reply, I'll give you a serious answer (for a change):

I'd say the EE ladies work 6 - 7 days a week and probably see 3 - 4 clients per day but I have heard that it can be as many as 7 or 8 single bookings. IMHO that is just TOO much.

Anyhow, more importantly: how busy do YOU want to be? Providing a quality encounter comes with a price, therefore one could charge more per encounter. If one wanted to be busier, then a reduced rate/less quality encounter(s) could increase the amount of customers you'd see, plus increase your income.

Being self employed I don't want to be as busy as I am sometimes. I just wish business wouldn't come in waves. At times I have to double my prices to try and dissuade some business (and I get screwed when they accept it lol) and there are times I'm scrounging for even the smallest project. You see I got into my biz because I loved doing it as a hobby and do enjoy doing it for a living. However, often I am so pressed for time I have to rush and don't enjoy it. I guess you could equate this to the sp biz as well.

 

[drrogers]

My 2 cents worth.

This question is mainly for the ladies of terb but i guess the guys can put their input too....my question is "How many days a) per week and b) per month do you work? Just curious to know how often or how much the ladies here work? My guess would be, out of a week maybe 3/4 days?

What do ya guys think?

xoxoArielxoxo

Based on the number of girls that I know I could give you a quick answer - but I think that more importantly, how about seeing it from the clients point of view. First of all - what kind of client do you want - the 1/2 hour guy that sees you once and maybe never again and tries to get a deal or the ongoing client that is loyal to you, books multiple hours, and stays around as a client and friend for as long as you are willing to see him. If your choice is a quality client that is willing to pay for good time with a girl that is not tired, physically abused (from overwork), jaded from running a revolving door operation then your answer is easy - 2 to 3 guys a day max, 1 or 2 even better, multi hour calls, 4 or 5 days a week - 3 weeks a month. (I have met girls that are $1000 per hour $5000 per day) and see only 1 client a day 5 days a week)

The guys you see will appreciate you because you are an above average provider and can make them feel special rather than just another faceless person walking through your door. You wil be rewarded financially and might actually enjoy the time you spend with these guys who will be powerful, intelligent, established leaders who in many cases can make a difference in the life of the girls they see and have a connection with. Good luck - it's all there for the taking.

 

[Brotherman]

mon-fri 8 hours a day. sometimes i work on saturdays but only if the boss asks, which isn't too frequent.

 

[drrogers]

Very sane

I do have a day job so restrict my limit to one gentleman an evening - however - generally only work 3 days a week. If I work on a weekend max 2 - literally one in the morning one in the evening.

When I do an incall day - I see an absolute max of 3 in 24hrs.

For me, that's my limit....I would much rather cultivate a solid client base of great guys that I enjoy being with rather than the revolving door.

Robynn

A very sane and workable schedule - still a little tough I would guess with a full time job - depending on the demands of the full time job.

 

[Ariel Sanchez]

Well i guess i should answer my own question. This is my full time job. I don't keep a "definate" day(s) off, i go with what my week looks like. I typically work anywhere from 2-5 days per week. Sometimes i see just one person a day and sometimes i see 3 TOPS (very rare). I try to cater mostly to multiple hour guys so that i don't need to see more than one person. As you know, i don't offer half hours. I guess for my only job that's not too much, is it? I should mention though that randomly at times i end up taking 4 days off for no apparent reason and with no notice. I guess somedays an sp wakes up and just doesn't feel like working and fortunately for us we can do that and not get "written up" by the boss man. Unless ofcourse you don't call and cancel with a booked appointment and they "write you up" on terb, lol...

xoxoArielxoxo

 

[tboy]

Ariel: taking days off whenever you feel like is the true beauty of being self employed isn't it?

As I mentioned earlier, sometimes you work a lot, and sometimes not enough. that is the pratfall of being self employed.

I guess what we've tried to surmise is to whether you want to work more, or less or are happy with your work load. So, ummm which is it? lol

 

[drrogers]

Sane schedule

Well i guess i should answer my own question. This is my full time job. I don't keep a "definate" day(s) off, i go with what my week looks like. I typically work anywhere from 2-5 days per week. Sometimes i see just one person a day and sometimes i see 3 TOPS (very rare). I try to cater mostly to multiple hour guys so that i don't need to see more than one person. As you know, i don't offer half hours. I guess for my only job that's not too much, is it? I should mention though that randomly at times i end up taking 4 days off for no apparent reason and with no notice. I guess somedays an sp wakes up and just doesn't feel like working and fortunately for us we can do that and not get "written up" by the boss man. Unless ofcourse you don't call and cancel with a booked appointment and they "write you up" on terb, lol...

xoxoArielxoxo

Whatever works for you - is best - the 1 guy multiple hour thing - I love it from the other point of view and as the client I appreciate it if a girl doesn't take an appointment at a time when she doesn't want to work or feel up to working - it isn't exactly the type of work that you should be doing at a time when you don't feel like doing it.