Not even close.

Hotels, travel, wardrobe, advertising, etc will all put a huge dent in that 60

Do providers pay income taxes? How does that work?  I always have to put occupation. What do they put, stress relief consultant?

The difference is they don't get a big fat pension when they retire. Theirs is a shorter career than the average profession. I recall mrfisher estimating 7 years just the other day.  But I digress. Most of the ladies who are doing this "full time" see more than one client per day. I'd guess an average of three. At $300 per visit five days per week, I'd argue their gross is closer to a couple hundred thousand. They do have expenses though, hotels, condoms, lingerie, lubes, etc. I suspect they pay taxes, but not nearly close to their net income. This affords them to get loans and live a normal civvie life like the rest of us. My biggest hope is that they realize this and put as much money in their retirement account as possible!

How busy it is at which time of year. When exactly I'm working in which job, whether I'm saving for something specific,
Generally though on days when I'm available to do this work or when I'm on tour, I have a daily target that I like to aim for to make it worthwhile. Not to say you always reach it