Brit Wold, founder of Grit Fitness in Dallas, describes the qualities that helped her small business succeed and become recession-proof. DALLAS — Brit Wold started Grit Fitness eight years ago. In the past five years, her business has expanded with a second location, survived a pandemic and record-breaking inflation. Wold told WFAA Daybreak anchor Kara Sewell that the only thing she can control is her energy and enthusiasm. She believes those two qualities dictate success and help recession-proof a small business. Wold said there are no easy days at Grit Fitness. "You don’t need grit when things are going well. You need grit when the going gets tough," she said. Wold challenges clients with 17 different class formats, focusing on strength training, cardio and flexibility. But, her biggest test is encouraging women to shift their mindset. "It was about creating a safe place for women of all backgrounds, of all races, of all body shapes; to come together, be vulnerable and focus more on strength and not just how your body looks," said Wold. View this post on Instagram A post shared by GRIT FITNESS // GRIT by Brit (@gritbybrit) Wold’s mission also keeps her motivated as a business […]
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