As often happens in this forum, the original point/question has somewhat been lost. I think the link shared by Susi was one of the best pieces of advice given, though.
So what advice would I give to a lady thinking about entering the industry? I will preface this by stating that I invited a friend from CA to join me here. I offered to show her the ropes. She was between jobs during a slow time in her industry and she needed to find a financial solution. She loved it, it worked for her, and she made enough money to rent her own apartment here, pay her bills back home, travel home twice, and send money home to her family.
Here's the advice I gave to her, and I found that most of it comes naturally, if you're a fit for this type of work:
Be really nice, your visitors are normal people.
Advertise to the type of individuals that you want to attract. Be honest in your advertising.
Be good on the phone; learn some sales skills, so you can close on getting the appointment.
Be impeccable in the cleanliness of your place and yourself; be prepared; be well-stocked with the important things related to love-making and entertaining.
Remember that you're a hostess; treat every visitor special, even if you have to use your best acting skills.
Smile a lot, be gracious, kind, forgiving, understanding. Work on your observation and listening skills.
Watch the clock, and graciously figure out a routine, so you will finish on time, like any professional would.
Buy a few sexy pieces, and add to your inventory slowly, as you can afford it.
Hold onto your money, because a lot of visitors can quickly be followed by a shortage of visitors.
Be super private in your space, your hallways, on the intercom. Don't give anyone a reason to be suspicious about your activities. Have safety measures in place.
Develop good boundaries, so you can be gracious, but still get the job done.
If you're not having any fun, quit. If you don't look forward to your phone ringing, quit. if you're sick of doing laundry, quit.
Otherwise, you may just have hit pay dirt and found the best job in the world.
So what advice would I give to a lady thinking about entering the industry? I will preface this by stating that I invited a friend from CA to join me here. I offered to show her the ropes. She was between jobs during a slow time in her industry and she needed to find a financial solution. She loved it, it worked for her, and she made enough money to rent her own apartment here, pay her bills back home, travel home twice, and send money home to her family.
Here's the advice I gave to her, and I found that most of it comes naturally, if you're a fit for this type of work:
Be really nice, your visitors are normal people.
Advertise to the type of individuals that you want to attract. Be honest in your advertising.
Be good on the phone; learn some sales skills, so you can close on getting the appointment.
Be impeccable in the cleanliness of your place and yourself; be prepared; be well-stocked with the important things related to love-making and entertaining.
Remember that you're a hostess; treat every visitor special, even if you have to use your best acting skills.
Smile a lot, be gracious, kind, forgiving, understanding. Work on your observation and listening skills.
Watch the clock, and graciously figure out a routine, so you will finish on time, like any professional would.
Buy a few sexy pieces, and add to your inventory slowly, as you can afford it.
Hold onto your money, because a lot of visitors can quickly be followed by a shortage of visitors.
Be super private in your space, your hallways, on the intercom. Don't give anyone a reason to be suspicious about your activities. Have safety measures in place.
Develop good boundaries, so you can be gracious, but still get the job done.
If you're not having any fun, quit. If you don't look forward to your phone ringing, quit. if you're sick of doing laundry, quit.
Otherwise, you may just have hit pay dirt and found the best job in the world.
Money isn't worth spending time with these haters. Spend your time with the lovers of life and women, the guys who want to empower you and create positive experiences together. Appreciate and enjoy the clients who would rather spend time raising each other up and don't lose sleep over a couple men who will never value you because you gave your sex worker opinion on a board about sex workers. 
