In a fitness landscape dominated by bustling gyms, Daniel Hill recognized a segment of individuals underserved by the industry. These were people who, for various reasons, couldn’t or wouldn’t set foot in a gym, but still had health and fitness goals crucial to their well-being. This realization led to the birth of House Call Personal Training, LLC.
At the core of House Call Personal Training’s mission is a commitment to meet clients where they feel most comfortable – their own homes. Whether they have a home gym or need equipment brought to them, Daniel ensures a personalized training experience. The guiding principle is simple: bring the resources needed to their doorstep and get them started on their fitness journey.
You know the old saying, “You have to spend money to make money.” Growth takes capital, and for a lot of small businesses, that extra cash is going to come in some form of debt.
Businesses have been struggling as a result of the pandemic and the negative shift of the economy. Most small businesses have had to reframe their operations in these difficult times. And small businesses owned by veterans are no exception.
Yes, the business world can be very competitive and harsh. But it doesn’t have to stop you from thriving. While competition is unavoidable, there are also endless opportunities to collaborate with other businesses in order to diversify your audience, reach new customers, and improve your products or services.
As a business owner, you have to be a lot of things. You need to be innovative, confident, goal-oriented, passionate, and persistent – to name a few. What you should NEVER be? Stagnant.