Hey guys, just wanted to hop on here and share something that happened yesterday. My wife and I found out that our fleet contract of over a year decided to discontinue services. It wasn’t because of our work quality or even the fact that I hired a tech — they simply had to cut back on expenses. Unfortunately, we ended up being one of those cuts. They told us that once things pick back up and they’re steadily working again, they plan to get us back on schedule. Instead of taking this as a setback, I’m choosing to use it as motivation. I’m going to push harder to bring in more business, go after additional fleet accounts, stay consistent with our ads, and show up at more Chamber of Commerce events. I can honestly say I’ve grown a lot as a business owner. Two years ago, I would’ve taken this to heart, seen it as a failure, and stressed over losing major income. But now I understand that when one door closes, an even bigger one can open. This is just part of the process, and I’m ready to level up from it.

Fleet company that my wife and I are locked in with have purchased five new vehicles. They’re looking to add two more. I believe this contract will be well over 10K per before the year is over with. Also, we have a audition with US foods here in my local town as well for fleet services 10-15k per month!

What’s up y’all, last was kinda slow for us, so we used those slow days to door knock at some local businesses with multiple fleet vehicles. Got a exterminator company on the schedule for this week to service 3 of their 20 vehicles to show our work.

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Good evening yall locked in $4500 in coatings already for next month and stepping outta my comfort zone and hiring a part time employee to handle our fleet (20+ vehicle) contract we are in the process of locking my more!