#216 - When It's Time to Ditch Your 9-5 for a Career in the Adult Industry with Addis Fouche

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There are a lot of us that don't do SW full-time. A lot of us do SW on the side or are moonlighting at night time after our 9-5s, which is totally okay. I bring on adult creator, model, speaker, and entrepreneur, Addis Fouche, onto the show to discuss how she left her career in advertising for a full-time career in the adult industry. We chat about balancing vanilla work with sex work, the right timing to transition to full-time sex work, public speaking, and advocacy. Addis shares her background growing up in Brooklyn and attending boarding school, her experiences as a sugar baby and adult content creator, and her involvement in grassroots organizations supporting sex workers. The conversation highlights the importance of humanizing sex workers and breaking down stereotypes and the challenges of balancing multiple careers and income streams. She emphasizes the importance of trial and error, setting short-term and long-term goals, and having a consistent income stream. Addis also shares her strategies for time management, self-care, and maintaining privacy while showcasing her personality online. She highlights the significance of rest, financial planning, and investing in professional help. Addis emphasizes the need for sex workers to be seen as multifaceted individuals and challenges the stigma surrounding their work. She shares her journey of self-discovery and self-expression, using her platform to educate and empower others.

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