She believes it is possible to generate significant, realistic profit in a seasonal business by dedicating intense effort over a short period of time.

“That's a realistic number and it is not passive income because you need in order to make that percentage, you need to be working it. You need to be doing it. But yes, it is absolutely attainable.”

He believes that true passive income is a myth and that businesses labeled as such generally require significant active involvement.

“Like, it's, you know, Yeah. It's like gurus will sell the dream of passive income to sell courses, but I don't promise anything is passive income. I don't think true passive income exists.”

Seasonal businesses should maintain higher margins because the service is a luxury and labor-intensive.

“I just want to go to all the haters in the comments and be like you're wrong you're wrong you're wrong like this is just not a type of business where you should have low margins it's just not because it's not something that people have to pay for therefore like it's a nice to have”

Nick advocates for the model of renting out Christmas trees that are planted in pots to be returned to the farm, calling it a recurring revenue model.

“you just charge someone a rental fee m it's eco-friendly baby if it dies and it breaks then you charge them the full price of the tree that's a really interesting idea”