Yeah, promoting pays well. We've shown you the invoices. The money is real and it comes fast when you apply yourself. But if we're being honest — that's not the thing that changed our lives the most. It's the people. When you're in nightlife, you're in rooms with business owners, athletes, creatives, entrepreneurs, people who are doing serious things. And they're not in work mode; they're relaxed, they're social and easier to access. We've had conversations at 2am that led to business opportunities we never could've planned. Connections that opened doors in industries that have nothing to do with nightlife. That's the part nobody talks about. Your network changes completely, and this is where the big opportunities are hidden. Don't get me wrong...you can make a huge amount in nightlife but its your network and access to places that hold the real value.

My name is Joël. I have been in this industry for 14 years now. I started as a promoter who could not even speak English and end up, team manager, team director, club manager, restaurant event organizer, night club owner, restaurant director and more. Now i am working on a conciergerie in Mykonos. it is just to say promoter open door to multiple possibilities. Things you will never think about, just by being surrounded of the most beautiful girls, wealthy people, drinking alcohol, dancing and making what people call easy money. I would not say easy. You need to be smart and see it more as a business than anything else. I have been training promoters for 14 years and most of them are now super famous in London, Bali, Miami and more. Do not hesitate to drop me a text. i am always happy to help