NicholasRivera

- I would be absolutely devastated. When I was 14, a manager told me, “If you find something you love to do, you’ll never work a day in your life.” That advice stuck with me, and every job I’ve had since, I’ve tested it against that idea. While I’ve enjoyed parts of many roles, I never thought I could make a living doing something I fully love—something that feels 0% like work. Even the less glamorous tasks, like budgeting, planning, and yes, laundry, don’t weigh me down. Though, no one warns you about the sheer amount of laundry—five to six loads every few days! Stock up on detergent and towels because you’ll practically live in the laundry room.

- Yes! My gosh he was SO HOT. I rremember being nervous the entire time and baffled that this man not only paid me to do something I found so much joy and satisfaction in, but he also booked his next session, which he insisted he pre pay right there on the spot. When I shut the door as he left, i took a moment and said to myself.... "what the actual f**k just happened?!!" and laughed out loud with my mind, possibly lost, but definitely blown right open. I had finally found the thing I had been searching for after all of these years that was so in line with me, that the word "work" or "job" just didn't seem to fit when describing how I choose to give my energy in delivering services to gentlemen who sought an excpetional body2body experience, It was love at first rub some may say, haha!

- I tend to take things personally—a trait I’ve worked on throughout my life. This sensitivity comes from caring deeply about others and empathizing with their experiences. While challenging at times, it drives my dedication and work ethic. Whether providing a service or handling a small task, I approach every responsibility with full ownership, as if I were the CEO. When I commit, I strive to elevate the outcome in unique ways—because if you’re not aiming to stand out in quality, why start at all? That said, I sometimes struggle with setbacks or harsh criticism, especially when beyond my control. These moments can stay with me longer than they should, even if I don’t show it. I welcome constructive feedback and believe in exchanging it respectfully. However, I’ve also faced individuals who aim to undermine progress, connection, and positivity. This field has exposed me to such people, and while they’re not the easiest to deal with, I stay focused on maintaining my passion and integrity.