Taylor Nicole joins “In the Thickk of It” to talk branding, confidence, and building a career in the adult industry—neon-red hair, tattoos, and all. We get into how her “trashy, never classy” on-camera persona contrasts with serious professionalism behind the scenes: planning shoots, setting boundaries, negotiating rates, and choosing quality over clout. Taylor shares her path from art/modeling and cam work to marketing-savvy creator, plus why showing up prepared (and on time) is 75% of success. We cover posing practice that actually works, fitness/nutrition routines that fit real life, and consent-first advice for new models so they stay safe while they grow. She also teases her directorial debut “Alcaraz” (a prison-themed feature), creative set ideas that keep fans engaged, and how to collaborate without burning out. If you’re into creator business strategy, branding, and the realities of content production, this episode is packed with gems.
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