allthatjaz
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Seriously now! Theres a lot worth learning if you want to go into Pro Domming. How to do first aid, how to monitor a client, how to remember who is who, how to take and keep notes, how to properly clean your dungeon when your on limited time between clients, how to train your receptionist which I strongly recommend, How to be safe, how to answer your phone and how to avoid the law is an important lesson. What sort of wardrobe and equipment your going to need, what sort of domination you want to use, how much to charge and how to go about getting a deposit from new clients and how to dominate each and every personality that is going to come through your door. Most pro Dommes don't want another new Domme working on their doorstep and so its unlikely you will get in as an assistant. I wrote to dozens of Dommes and got turned down by most. The few that were interested lived some distance away and they wanted to be reassured that I wasn't going to be opening a dungeon near theirs and they wanted to charge me for working a 12 hour day. I eventually found a very reputable Domme who was looking for a full time receptionist/assistant and she was offering a very small wage and expected me to sign a contract. I never let on that I wanted to eventually open my own dungeon but I guess the reality is, she knew that. She was popular and so I worked very hard for peanuts. All my salary paid for was the commute but what it enabled me to do was to learn with the best and that paid dividends later on when I did open my own dungeon (respectfully some miles away from her) So my advice would be, look up who is working in an area your willing to travel to and write to them and ask if they are needing an assistant or receptionist. Be prepared to be knocked back but don't let that deter you. Before you except any offer, check out their reputation and when you do eventually set up on your own place, don't steal her clients. Also get yourself along to as many workshops as possible. Don't be tempted to do this from home. Look out for cooperatives or local dungeons for hire if you can't initially afford a your own chambers. Good luck
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