Having doubts and 2nd thoughts :/ should I continue??

[DennisD]

is this a frowned upon/fake kind of industry?

All the questions you're asking us can't be answered by us, because we haven't tried to start a luxury concierge business yet. The only answers you'll get are the answers you create by succeeding/failing.

Just start trying to sell people something. Find someone you think would be interested, get them on the phone, and ask them what's up. If you can get their $ for your services, you've got something. If not, tweak and try again, and again, and again. You can do this within 24 hours.

 

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[dompie85]

@The-J I did what I could (just off the top of my head) with the limited amount of info that was provided. Assuming Bio plus a significant other, 10k for 2 weeks is manageable yet tight; Honestly, it would probably not be in his favor to use my services. As for the nightlife industry in NYC, I've been around it for many years and am pretty well connected. I can get into almost any venue or party with just one maybe two phone calls, but thats a whole other topic. Plus, I'm not too sure these people partying out at the clubs are my clients either. Promoters and the party people alike. I've tried.

All of your opinions and viewpoints inspired me to look at some new perspectives, not just for my best interest. I honestly do care about the people I wish to cater to, I want these people to enjoy themselves and have a good time. I will be creating pre-scripted packages, a fully customizable trip with a foundation provided by me. That, I think is my selling tactic. Inspire them with this package along with their budget, the foundation, and together we customize it from there

 

[The-J]

As for the nightlife industry in NYC, I've been around it for many years and am pretty well connected. I can get into almost any venue or party with just one maybe two phone calls, but thats a whole other topic. Plus, I'm not too sure these people partying out at the clubs are my clients either. Promoters and the party people alike. I've tried.

You seem to be looking for a client to fit your offer. You should be looking for an offer to fit your client.