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So they keep waiting to get lucky. And somehow never do. Sure the wealthy got some lucky breaks. But they also learned to recognize them and what to do when they popped up. Because lucky breaks, like the morning dew, evaporate fast.
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This happens everywhere I go. Car dealership, “So what do you want your monthly payment to be?” Insurance agent, “Great so your down payment is $XX and your quarterly payments are $XX” etc..
1. I average 14-18k/month. My secret is pretty basic marketing on Reddit and building relationships with fans.
I send a really personable welcome message and also push that I am responsive when I advertise my OF on Reddit and I feel like this attracts guys who wanna get a lil more personal. Sexting on Snapchat also really bonds you to your subs and helps build a rapport while making money. 9/10 of sexting customers will be repeat customers in my experience. If my OF was on a bit of a smaller scale I’d probably offer discounted sexting rates for first time to reel them in, I think that would be a good way to establish a connection. And also sometimes I’ll randomly send out content in a mass message instead of posting it and it always sparks a few convos with subs and makes everything feel a bit more intimate.
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Imagine this:
You’re 25 years old. You have a great job making great money and you are making so much money, you buy yourself a car, a house, you take lavish vacations, buy lavish things — you have to have the best of everything. It’s an amazing life, right? Some of us get to have that while others don’t.
40 years later, you’re now 65 years old. You put nothing away for retirement at all.
The house you have is your greatest asset. It’s market value went up around $200,000.
The car(s) you bought — well, they’re antiques now. Some work, some don’t.
All those lavish things you bought? Over the years, it’s just stuff. Not that important.
