Staying Positive In a Negative Time

An Idle mind is the Devil's workshop

Silence can become very loud. I'm a mover and I like to make moves.
So what do I do when life starts to feel dry?! Make Lemonade. Instead of feeling defeated, turn it into an adventure and make the best out of everything!

   You should be officially out of excuses. Get your projects down, make moves! Make a to-do-list and set time aside to get things completed. Try to work in at a 90/30 pace. This is where you work for 90 minutes and rest for 30 minutes. Work smart, not hard. Sometimes it's okay to knocking out the lightest task first, so you can give your self some momentum for the upcoming task.

Catch up with your kids, Learn the new math. Have a true movie night. Enjoy a date night with a special someone. Give yourself permission to indulge. Dance like you never have before, Learn new moves. These moments are gifts, take advantage of them!  

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"The COVID-19 got my Economy S-I-C-K" says Atlanta Male Stripper 12 Play with MC Entertainment & Services

  At the peak of exotic market season, we have experienced one of the worst financial hits yet. The Corona Virus has taken over continents; forcing shutdowns, curfews, layoffs, overtime and more crime at the same damn time. The media and physical evidence have form unwanted xenophobia all across the US. Citizens feel some has to be blame for the loss of their employment to feed their family.

      For most adult entertainers, March, April, May, June and July are the most lucrative times of the year.... Shit no! This is some true bullshit. In a matter of nine days, I lost well over $3000 in bookings and tips. Yes, this pandemic that got my ass looking really sick. To be honest, this was a tough ass month to pull off paying my bills knowing this virus has such a strong hold on my financial moves.  Locking out my primarily sources of income.

    Long story short this shit needs to be fucking done so I can get back to the bag! Honestly, I'm not used to staying home at all on weekends. I would rather get back to working adult entertainment in Atlanta. However, the toughest thing to do is stay occupied because you are used to working a certain schedule. This is truly a tough transition for me.  My ass is struggling. Thanks for reading and please comment down below how this worldwide pandemic is negatively affecting you. Thanks!


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The Life of an MC Entertainment Driver/Security

The life of being a driver/Security for MC Entertainment is an experience anyone should have. If you're looking for an exciting environment after the typical nine to five, this is the place for you. You can work your average day job or just lay back and enjoy the flexibility while receiving details of bookings throughout the day. Details including the type of party, who the entertainer you're driving will be, time and location. 

These parties can last anywhere from an hour to four or five hours and to top it off you get a show of your own! Plus the experience of meeting a ton of new people all throughout Georgia. But overall you get paid to watch strippers do their thing. Some months are slower than others but when it picks up there is real money to be made. I've been driving with the company for seven years now and I love every bit of it, also getting to see different parts of GA and surrounding states makes it all worth the while. I try to make sure the entertainer's are comfortable in the vehicle and fully prepared for their clients party. MC Entertainment performers are wonderful to work with, they put on great shows, they know how to hype up the guests, and are always smiling and laughing while with the guests throughout the party. Coming to an end to this, the last thing I will say is in all my years of working with MC Entertainment, this is by far the best company to work for whether you're Security or a dancer and anyone interested should Apply Here.

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