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watch now"Honestly, I think the prompt irritates most people," said Lyn James, owner of Flowers & Cappuccino by Lasting Visions in Bowman, North Dakota. James said that's why she opted out of the tip screen when she implemented her store's contactless point-of-sale system. "Small businesses can deactivate the tip screen or customize the amounts they show on the tip screen or just ask customers to skip it," she said. "I do also understand tips are not 'needed' in all situations." "I often get asked how much I tip, and I don't," Lynn said of most point-of-sale tip prompts.
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As Katelyn Alsop recalls, she stumbled into the hobby that would help her become a millionaire before she turned 30 by accident. That blog turned out to be a tremendous asset for Alsop's budding business. "I started sharing personal stories about my life on the blog, and people really gravitated to that," she says. In 2010, when Alsop graduated college, her photography side hustle became her full-time business. Motivated by the success of her blog, Alsop started selling online technical courses for photographers on her website in 2015.
Katelyn Alsop's photography education business brings in $240,000 a month. Today, at 35, I'm a self-made millionaire and run a wedding photography and education business, Katelyn James Photography. Roughly $230,000 of our monthly revenue was passive income from online courses and training materials. I also took some online courses, attended workshops, and took on projects for free to build my portfolio. Photo: Abby Grace BrandingIn November 2015, Michael and I launched our first online training program to teach photographers how to edit and streamline their workflow.
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