be a stripper for a day

I was an elementary school teacher, until I couldn’t afford to eat. My paycheck just barely covered rent, car payment and insurance. I fell into dancing with the idea of “just until I finish graduate school and pay off Visa….” That was almost a decade ago. Since then, I have embraced the industry and all the opportunities that it offers smart, business-savvy women who are willing to stand up to the societal stereotypes.

During the dot.com craze, I was making great money and didn’t know what to do with it. The more I made, the more I spent, with most of it going towards rent in California. By 2002 I was drowning in consumer debt and filed for bankruptcy. I identified my mistakes, vowed to never make them again, and began my personal journey towards financial literacy.

In January 2004 I took the Naked Assets DancerWealth sales training class in Las Vegas. Although there have been several copy-cats, Naked Assets is the Original Stripper Sales Training School founded by Adam Sternberg that has been featured in Playboy Magazine, 20/20, and CityLife Magazine. Taking the DancerWealth course was the turning point of my dancing career. Afterwards, I began to experience massive success at closing lapdance and champagne room sales. DancerWealth also inspired me to begin my own journey into personal development. I started with the book Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill.

Three years later I began blogging about how to be a successful stripper on Myspace. I even coined the term “SuperStripper” to describe the mindset and process of running a stripping business. The blog blossomed into a fabulous community of like-minded entertainers and those who aspired to become a SuperStripper.

In May of 2008, I assumed majority ownership of Naked Assets. In addition to the original DancerWealth course, I created the DancerWise and DancerVictory courses to coach entertainers towards SupperStripperdom. My personal goal is to continue dancing until I am Financially Free. This means that I have enough passive income from my investments to cover my living expenses. Becoming a SuperStripper has been a life changing experience for me. When I’m old and bleached blonde, I’ll reflect on my stripper experience with fond memories and positive thoughts. Despite the social stigma of being “a stripper” I revel in proving them wrong!

If you want to be a stripper for a day, a month, or until you are financially free I can help!

I want to become one and show what girls are sexy and can win a boys heart. Also see what it feels like. I want a man to ave his eyes on me all the time. I’d really like to dance in front of a crowd full of men dancing away on the pole.

People will have their opinions about this one but it is liberating and fun! since dancing my confidence has sky rocketed!If its something you want to do go for it!

I feel it would be very liberating for me to get into some sexy gear and grind a pole for the duration of a song! I have no problems at all with lap dancers, dancing can be a very sexy activity and personally i’d love to give it a go. There are some things that i would like to improve when it comes to my body but once i had sorted those out i’d be more confident at doing this task.

Yes … there is definitely something very sensual about having a man at my mercy without even touching him, just having his eyes on me the whole time. I would love to go to a lap dancing class, learn how to work the pole then join a dancers club for a day and just dance away.

I don’t think that my boyfriend would be 100% happy about this understandably so if not (even if he is cool about it) i will definitely do it for him one day.

i would totally be a stripper 4 marc malaniak! he is so f’ing sexy!!

I was a cocktail waitress at this one joint for 3 days total. On the 2nd day, a customer offered me $200.00 to get on the stage. I was in desperate need for some money so I took it after convincing from the boss and 2 shots of goldschlager. It was a liberating experience, but the day after I had to deal with the other dancers’ nasty attitudes. Hense the reason for the total of 3 days… maybe if I’d switched to dancing full-time things would have been different. Good Luck!

I turn my share of heads but I’m far from being that confident with my body. Actually I admire those that are so comfortable to take it all off in front of strangers.

Maybe I’d strip for the blind!

what a blast! I came across one party (in transit) at a gas station in Philadelphia. The girls rented a school bus for the night and asked me if would moon them. I told them I’d do one better. They were screaming like I was a rock star as I took it ALL off! I think I was smart to leave before my popularity waned. It would have ruined the whole experience if they asked me to leave.

I have many opinions about it, having done it for 6 years. (I quit about 8 years ago and now work as an ER Nurse). It can build you up ,but it can also break you down. It is a good thing to try, if you are not in it to get drugs or score a “date.” But I just think that drugs and reckless sex are not healthy activities in general, not just as a stripper. However, these activities can become exponentially more dangerous as a stripper because the public at large has a certain perception of strippers. They are not as valued as people in many instances. I heard of strippers who have been thrown from moving vehicles, fond behind dumpsters…I heard of one woman who went home with a “regular” and was found to be tossed over the side of a bridge. If you choose do do it, be wise, cautious, aware of yourself and others.
ANd then have fun and spin around that damn pole! (Which I was good at, btw)

I’d probably do this for a few years actually