A great story and great success! Can you get me a job?At 26 years old, I am the youngest Director responsible for the growth and development of 6 countries in a global Internet empire, one which many of you would not only know, but also use (even if it is not regularly). I earn 6-figures well above $250,000 and I own a vast amount of stock due to joining early and consider myself an entrepreneur who has the ability to take a company from start-up to long-term growth and sustainability in a very short period of time.
I think this post and the story is bullshit.
Thanks for sharing.I completely understand where the doubt and skepticism comes from but I can assure you it is not some tall tale. I wanted to share my story because I know it is not often that ladies in my position once they leave the industry do.
For each woman, their reason why they got in and why they got out and what they went on to do afterwards will drastically differ given their personal circumstances and I can fully accept that a lot of women will not have had the same experience before and after that I did.
However it is as I said in my original post that often we don't hear about the positive side of this industry. Now don't get me wrong...there were moments where it is was very difficult yet I know dealing with those moments are what made me a stronger person and thus more successful in my present life.
I don't intend to change anyone's mind as personal opinions are what make Terb so great. Thanks to those of you for your support, it is much appreciated. And for those of you who doubt the authenticity of my story...well, I guess I will see you in the boardroom
Love & Light xox
I know of two guys on Terb who have SPs as partners.
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Make that three! Retired and back to her civillian job & life.
I cannot agree more. My exit strategy was to walk away the day I was out of debt. And while I was working I was as frugal as you seem to be . At home I was living on residence cafeteria food. Well they claimed it was food. I was so impressed getting free real food and being paid to eat it !I think it's really important to have an exit strategy... To save as much money as you can... And finally don't get used to the high life... I do not own one designer bag... My shoes don't cost me $800 a pair and I almost never buy something unless its on sale lol... It's not that I don't appreciate the finer things... I just don't want to get hooked... I got into the industry because of debt and school and when I leave I will have an education and ill be debt free
Good to hear that some ladies stay grounded. You hear of athletes who make $100million in their career and are now broke. Their family broke up, their friends deserted them and the groupies have moved on.And finally don't get used to the high life... I do not own one designer bag... My shoes don't cost me $800 a pair and I almost never buy something unless its on sale lol...
Agreed, I only enjoy time with the ones that enjoy the job. Those ones are all smart enough to have a plan.I have met some women that I felt had no plan in this biz or were victims. Did not enjoy those experiences. The ones I met which were doing this for a bit of fun and extra cash or as a means to an end were the most enjoyable. Very happy you made it.
What are you? An attention seeking jerk?What happens to Escorts after they retire? I'm sure many of you wonder where we go when we leave and why we got into the business in the first place. After 3 years since my career as an SP and MP, I thought I would share with you why I got in (that's what he said?) and out of the business, and what has happened to me since.
Why should you read this? Many of you were my clients.
I started originally in a massage parlour in downtown Toronto to get out of the credit card debt that I had stupidly accumulated throughout university. I was roughly $20,000 in the hole and not quite sure what to do about it. I was 22ish at the time and about as naive as they come. High school class president, university scholarship, and avid athlete my whole life, I was noticeably out of place in this well-known albeit certainly not high-end spa. However I quickly accumulated a loyal following based on the fact that my clients and I held intelligent conversations and well the fun we had...let's keep that between 4 walls.
On graduating I still had a substantial amount of debt and wanted to get on with my life. But before I could do that I needed to pay off the credit card debt before I could take the risk of moving abroad to start fresh. I decided to take the next step into escorting and contacted easily the best agency in the city and of course, the best known. I committed to 6 months with the aim of ensuring that all debts were paid off and that I had enough to get by for a month or so once I moved. No other job would allow me the luxury of paying off the debt so fast and I enjoyed it (for the most part) because of the people that I met and the sexual freedom I enjoyed.
After 6 months I was completely debt free and as such left the business to move abroad to chase the dream of something new. I had no idea what to expect.
So where am I now?
At 26 years old, I am the youngest Director responsible for the growth and development of 6 countries in a global Internet empire, one which many of you would not only know, but also use (even if it is not regularly). I earn 6-figures well above $250,000 and I own a vast amount of stock due to joining early and consider myself an entrepreneur who has the ability to take a company from start-up to long-term growth and sustainability in a very short period of time.
I tell you this because I want to say thank you. Thank you for helping me get where I am today because had it not been for my job as an MP and SP, I certainly wouldn't have been able to chase my dreams abroad and I know that it has given me the ability to handle any man in the boardroom (although I wonder how many of them could have been one of my clients in another life).
Hope you found this mildly interesting and once again, thank you from the bottom of my heart to those of you who contributed to making me the person I am today.
xox
Someone is just a little cranky and clearly jealous....Wow!!!!What are you? An attention seeking jerk?
A) You come on here an brag about working in "Global Internet Empire". Who talks like this, who are you, Donald Trump? Global Empire my ass, what skills would you bring to the table...unless you work in marketing, since SPs are shameless self promoters
B) High School President, University Scholarship???...most SPs I know come from group/foster homes, and have barely finished high school.
C) You brag about the money you earned as an SP. Nice to earn tax free money eh, and then brag about it? While others pay for roads and schools, you didn't have to.
D) Many of us have to save money to see SPs. SPs charge exorbitant prices. That is what the market will bear, but please don't come on here and boast about your "success" on your initial posts.
E) If you want to impress us, tell us how you volunteered at a group home, or for with young offenders. Talking about your "global empire" doesn't impress us.
F) A success story does not neccessarily have to mean leaving the business of being an SP. No need to put down other SPs in this way.
Agreed.Y'know, I hate to be that guy but it seems to me everyone's taking for granted that this cinderella story is 100% true, and not just someone creating a new handle because they're bored on a cold, dreary Saturday afternoon. Just saying. If it is in fact true, my apologies for doubting you, and congratulations on a great success story.
a) A lot of the DOT COM version 2 companies' executives talk like that. Even at social events after a few drinks. It is pretty obvious that they would talk like that among themselves. Huge egos, huge growth potential, tons of money.A) You come on here an brag about working in "Global Internet Empire". Who talks like this, who are you, Donald Trump? Global Empire my ass, what skills would you bring to the table...unless you work in marketing, since SPs are shameless self promoters
B) High School President, University Scholarship???...most SPs I know come from group/foster homes, and have barely finished high school.