Kyra

skriptok hashtag performance

#skriptok is a vibrant TikTok community focused on screenwriting and storytelling tips, sharing creativity, script analysis, writing challenges, industry insight, inspiration, collaboration, and resources for aspiring and established writers.
come to work with me ps it’s slow season 😔😔 #fypシ #fypシ゚viral #skrippertok #skriptok #nightlife #latina
NEW CLUB SAME HUSTLE 💰💖 #skrippertok #skriptok #fypシ #femalehustler #dancersoftiktok #skripperlife #hustle #foryourpage #newclub #clublife #stripperlife🥰🥰🥰🥰 #dayinmylife #dayinmylifevlog #dayinmylifevlogs #workvlog #cometoworkwithme #worklife #workwithme
The One-Inch Stiletto Sales Strategy When I was a skripper in the 1990s, I was giving this guy a lap dance and I thought, crap, this guy looks so familiar. I hope I don't know him. So, I was like, “Do I know you? And he replied completely nonchalantly, yeah, “I'm your shoe guy. I've been fixing your shoes for the last five years.” Holy shit! It was my shoe guy––the best shoe guy ever. In fact, back when I lived in Seattle on Capitol Hill, I'd bring my shoes to his shop and in under an hour, they would be like new. So, I couldn't be mad about the situation. And even though I felt weird about giving a lap dance to someone I knew in my real life, I didn’t wanna make him feel uncomfortable because he’s been so good to me and I was a professional and all so I just kept dancing. I just kept dancing because I needed the money to pay for my next round of shoe repairs. Speaking of shoes, let's address the stereotypes about skrippers. According to some people's diluted fantasies, skrippers love wearing stilettos for every activity, even doing something like running errands. Honestly, nothing would have made me more excited than to be able to live up to that part of the glamorous image of a skripper’s life. I've been obsessed with high heels since the first time I saw Vogue magazine in the third grade. But by year eight of my stripping career, my feet hurt, my back hurt, my knees hurt. Thousands of hours in heels had left me in constant pain, whether I was doing stage dance or I was catcalling on the stage or giving laugh dances. But what could I do? skrippers had to wear stilettos. It was practically in the rule book. The only exception that I'd ever seen to this was a skripper named Little Darling. She was a super spirited hippie type and she would perform barefoot on stage and she still made money.  In desperate need of relief, I needed to rethink the stiletto situation and I needed to come up with a solution that didn't involve me going barefoot because that just wasn't my persona. Exhibit A. Dancers already had to remove their shoes during lap dances to avoid damaging the couches. So why not skip the heels when working the floor? Exhibit B. I'm 5'8", so with six inch stilettos that made me 6'2", and I definitely towered over guys who were shorter and some of them were really insecure and they would say to me, you're too tall. I'm not going to get a dance from you. Exhibit C. The club was so dark that unless I was at the bar or on stage, customers couldn't even see my shoes. Weighing in all the evidence, here's what I did. I alternated between two pairs of shoes. One was a gorgeous, glittery, ultra sexy pair of six inch stilettos for stage performances and then a more practical one inch pair, kind of like a block heel for working the floor. After my first shift in my utility heels, I felt amazing. My feet didn't hurt. My height didn't intimidate anyone and not one single customer noticed my orthopedics. That decision taught me a really important lesson and that is that I don't have to do things the “right” way just because that's what everyone else is doing. I had a problem. I created a solution that worked for me and I still made money. There will always be moments in business where your weaknesses are challenged and that's okay. That's part of the deal, but now you know to put on your one inch stilettos, just work with what you've got and double down on where you shine. If we haven't met before, I'm Erika Learmark and this is an excerpt from my business book, Think Like a Skripper. If you like what you heard, you can grab your copy on Amazon. #SalesCoach #ConfidenceCoach #MarketingCoachForWomen #SalesCoachForWomen #BusinessCoachForWomen #BusinessTipsWomen #BusinessConsultantWomen #SkripperTok #SkripTok
49.5k
The One-Inch Stiletto Sales Strategy When I was a skripper in the 1990s, I was giving this guy a lap dance and I thought, crap, this guy looks so familiar. I hope I don't know him. So, I was like, “Do I know you? And he replied completely nonchalantly, yeah, “I'm your shoe guy. I've been fixing your shoes for the last five years.” Holy shit! It was my shoe guy––the best shoe guy ever. In fact, back when I lived in Seattle on Capitol Hill, I'd bring my shoes to his shop and in under an hour, they would be like new. So, I couldn't be mad about the situation. And even though I felt weird about giving a lap dance to someone I knew in my real life, I didn’t wanna make him feel uncomfortable because he’s been so good to me and I was a professional and all so I just kept dancing. I just kept dancing because I needed the money to pay for my next round of shoe repairs. Speaking of shoes, let's address the stereotypes about skrippers. According to some people's diluted fantasies, skrippers love wearing stilettos for every activity, even doing something like running errands. Honestly, nothing would have made me more excited than to be able to live up to that part of the glamorous image of a skripper’s life. I've been obsessed with high heels since the first time I saw Vogue magazine in the third grade. But by year eight of my stripping career, my feet hurt, my back hurt, my knees hurt. Thousands of hours in heels had left me in constant pain, whether I was doing stage dance or I was catcalling on the stage or giving laugh dances. But what could I do? skrippers had to wear stilettos. It was practically in the rule book. The only exception that I'd ever seen to this was a skripper named Little Darling. She was a super spirited hippie type and she would perform barefoot on stage and she still made money. In desperate need of relief, I needed to rethink the stiletto situation and I needed to come up with a solution that didn't involve me going barefoot because that just wasn't my persona. Exhibit A. Dancers already had to remove their shoes during lap dances to avoid damaging the couches. So why not skip the heels when working the floor? Exhibit B. I'm 5'8", so with six inch stilettos that made me 6'2", and I definitely towered over guys who were shorter and some of them were really insecure and they would say to me, you're too tall. I'm not going to get a dance from you. Exhibit C. The club was so dark that unless I was at the bar or on stage, customers couldn't even see my shoes. Weighing in all the evidence, here's what I did. I alternated between two pairs of shoes. One was a gorgeous, glittery, ultra sexy pair of six inch stilettos for stage performances and then a more practical one inch pair, kind of like a block heel for working the floor. After my first shift in my utility heels, I felt amazing. My feet didn't hurt. My height didn't intimidate anyone and not one single customer noticed my orthopedics. That decision taught me a really important lesson and that is that I don't have to do things the “right” way just because that's what everyone else is doing. I had a problem. I created a solution that worked for me and I still made money. There will always be moments in business where your weaknesses are challenged and that's okay. That's part of the deal, but now you know to put on your one inch stilettos, just work with what you've got and double down on where you shine. If we haven't met before, I'm Erika Learmark and this is an excerpt from my business book, Think Like a Skripper. If you like what you heard, you can grab your copy on Amazon. #SalesCoach #ConfidenceCoach #MarketingCoachForWomen #SalesCoachForWomen #BusinessCoachForWomen #BusinessTipsWomen #BusinessConsultantWomen #SkripperTok #SkripTok
When I was a skripper in the 1990s, my favorite song to dance to was Van Halen’s Hot For Teacher. Even with my favorite song to dance to on stage, there were nights I just didn’t want to work—but I had no choice. Bills had to be paid, and the rent was always due. On nights like those, I relied on one simple tactic to get myself moving: I took a chore break. What’s a chore break, you ask? Let me explain. I perfected this practice back in college, during those endless nights of homework and studying for classes I couldn’t care less about—looking at you, algebra and biology. Dropping those classes wasn’t an option, so I had to figure out how to push myself through the grind. That’s when I discovered the magic of a 10-minute chore break. Here’s how it worked: I turned off all distractions—TV, phone, you name it—closed the blinds, shut my door, and set my trusty egg timer for 10 minutes of laser-focused work. Knowing I only had to put in 10 minutes of chores took all the pressure off. It created just enough space to get in the zone. And here’s the thing: when the timer rang, I gave myself permission to stop. But 90% of the time, those 10 minutes of chores gave me the spark I needed to keep going. Before I knew it, I’d finish my work in one sitting—and feel so proud for knocking it out. Fast forward to my nights at the club, and this same strategy worked wonders. Of course, I didn’t have an egg timer stuffed into my bikini—let’s be real, that would’ve been a look—but I still improvised. I’d tell myself: Go around the club once. Ask every customer for a dance. Just one lap around the floor, then you can go back to the dressing room and be a lump. But here’s the thing: I almost never made it back to the dressing room. Once I hit the floor, something clicked. Either a customer would buy a dance, or the act of taking action sparked my creativity. I’d dig into my bag of hustling tricks, and the momentum would carry me through the rest of the night. Every single time, all it took was that 10-minute chore break to get the juices flowing.From there, there was no stopping me. #SalesCoach #ConfidenceCoach #MarketingCoachForWomen #SalesCoachForWomen #BusinessCoachForWomen #BusinessTipsWomen #BusinessConsultantWomen #SkripperTok #SkripTok
45.0k
When I was a skripper in the 1990s, my favorite song to dance to was Van Halen’s Hot For Teacher. Even with my favorite song to dance to on stage, there were nights I just didn’t want to work—but I had no choice. Bills had to be paid, and the rent was always due. On nights like those, I relied on one simple tactic to get myself moving: I took a chore break. What’s a chore break, you ask? Let me explain. I perfected this practice back in college, during those endless nights of homework and studying for classes I couldn’t care less about—looking at you, algebra and biology. Dropping those classes wasn’t an option, so I had to figure out how to push myself through the grind. That’s when I discovered the magic of a 10-minute chore break. Here’s how it worked: I turned off all distractions—TV, phone, you name it—closed the blinds, shut my door, and set my trusty egg timer for 10 minutes of laser-focused work. Knowing I only had to put in 10 minutes of chores took all the pressure off. It created just enough space to get in the zone. And here’s the thing: when the timer rang, I gave myself permission to stop. But 90% of the time, those 10 minutes of chores gave me the spark I needed to keep going. Before I knew it, I’d finish my work in one sitting—and feel so proud for knocking it out. Fast forward to my nights at the club, and this same strategy worked wonders. Of course, I didn’t have an egg timer stuffed into my bikini—let’s be real, that would’ve been a look—but I still improvised. I’d tell myself: Go around the club once. Ask every customer for a dance. Just one lap around the floor, then you can go back to the dressing room and be a lump. But here’s the thing: I almost never made it back to the dressing room. Once I hit the floor, something clicked. Either a customer would buy a dance, or the act of taking action sparked my creativity. I’d dig into my bag of hustling tricks, and the momentum would carry me through the rest of the night. Every single time, all it took was that 10-minute chore break to get the juices flowing.From there, there was no stopping me. #SalesCoach #ConfidenceCoach #MarketingCoachForWomen #SalesCoachForWomen #BusinessCoachForWomen #BusinessTipsWomen #BusinessConsultantWomen #SkripperTok #SkripTok
New Club, Same Hustle PT. 2 #skrippertok #skriptok #fyp #dayinmylife #dayinmylifevlog #cometoworkwithme #workwithme #club #fypシ゚viral #dancersoftiktok #strippatok #strippacheck #newclub #Vlog #vlogtiktok
Day 21, Ohio weather is shitty and roads been bad these past few weeks, but roads clear now and the marathon continues! 🤣💰 Oh and go get ‘Princess of the 6️⃣’ OUT NOW on ALL PLATFORMS #skripper #สโลว์สมูท #fyp #foryou #foryoupage #striptok #skrippertok #skrippatok #skriptok #moneycount #skriplife #skripper #skrippa #themarathoncontinues
#skrippertok #skriptok #strippatok #striptok #fy #fyourpage #club #clublife #dancersoftiktok #furry #fur #platforms
The club is like a grown ups playground #sneakpeak #skrippertok #skriptok #actually #cuzyeah #fyp
BUSY NIGHT, NEW CLUB 💰#skrippertok #strippatok #striptok #skriptok #spicyaccountant #club #fypシ゚viral #clublife #dayinmylife #payme #cometoworkwithme #workwithme #workvlog #dayinmylifevlog #newclub #skripclub #femalehustler
Replying to @Aalex2001  explaining what house moms role is 💘 #fypage #fypシ゚viral #skripper #skriptok #skrippertok #latina
friday night at the booty club💞 #fypage #fypシ゚viral #fypage #skrippertok #skriptok #hustler #latina #nightlife
come to work with me🥂😘 #fypシ #fypシ゚viral #girlytok #skripper #skrippertok #nightlife #skriptok #hustler
Making VIDEOS IN THE CLUB THAT RAISED ME AGAIN‼️ 😭😭😭, Update Soon 🤫💰 #skripper #skriptok #truestory #lol #fyp
come to work with me🤑💅🏼 #fypシ #fypシ゚viral #fyp #skripper #skriptok #skrippertok #latina #hustler
As long as you accept you will be sabotaging other more sustainable job opportunities, everyone you know will find out, (family too) and you must have really insanely strong boundaries unless you wanna be traumatized 🥲😁 #skrippertok #skriptok
#fyp #denialisariverinegypt #skrippertok #skriptok #thedressingroom
just finished uploading my cancun trip vlog to youtube❤️ yt: michelle_delrio #fypシ #fypage #fyp #youtube  #latina #skriptok
This the worst part! #skripper #skrippertok #skriptok #skrippatok #viral #viralvideo #viraltiktok #moneytok #moneycount
Night routine skripper edition 💰💤 #skripper #skriptok #strippatok #nightroutine #nightroutineskincare #skincareroutine #skinroutine #unwindwithme #fy #fypage #nightshift #skincare #club #skripper #nighttimeroutine #getunreadywithme #winddown
#fyp #skripper #skriptok
Give me a SKIP SONG WHY AM I HERE. #fy #fyp #foryou #skripper #skriptok

start an influencer campaign that drives genuine engagement