I only work 40 hours a month but rake in thousands thanks to my simple business – there’s barely any work involved, too
AFTER being transparent about her monthly income through just 40 hours of work, one woman decided to break down her business for others to understand, too.
Taking to her social media account, she explained: “So everyone’s going crazy at the fact that I said I made $3,000 (£2,360) last month by working only eight days and a total of 40 hours.”
As she spoke, she fixed four panels of red roses onto a screen inside a white tent.
“Everybody asked to deduct gas, so I did,” she continued. “Everybody asked to deduct my time and I did…
“Now, everybody keeps saying how much did I invest to create this flower wall…”
The brunette beauty explained that she’s been in business since 2018 and the £2,360 she earned in May was all profit as she paid off all the flowers she collected.
She shared: “For clarification, I built all of my flower walls by hand.
“Also I’ve been in business since 2018, so you guys have to understand I said it’s profit because all of my flower walls have been paid off a long, long time ago.”
TikTok user @flowerwallsla went on to hypothesise a single flower wall costing around £787 to build.
If this were the case, then after renting it out two to three times, depending on how much you charge, the total cost would be paid off.
“Therefore, anything after will be profit. Yes, you have to pay for your gas, but you charge your client for mileage.”
People were left both confused and amazed at her incredible success and took to the comments section to share their thoughts.
“People don’t understand you have to invest first ! But after, the money starts flowing in,” one person wrote, to which she responded: “Yessss”.
Another person questioned if they were all real flowers, to which the woman replied: “All silk babe”.
A third boldly stated: “That’s it, I’m quitting my day job,” followed by a heart emoji.
The TikTok user replied: “Side hustle first girl lol then take it full time”.
Breaking it down further, one person wrote: “Business looks pretty standard! Photography backdrop, order silk roses at Etsy, contact party planners in your area! Quinceneras are popular and weddings…”
She replied: “It’s that easy!”