Hey ya'll... looking for some advice. I joined this community in August to learn dispatching for the Carrier business I was starting with a business partner. That crumbled and now we are in civil court and I am back to the course while seeking full time employment. My past partner and another person stole A LOT of money from me and I am so financially insecure (first time FOR REAL) - I was wondering if it's advantageous to join the paid skool to advance in this role - I'm not apprehensive about my abilities or $97 - just the total costs adding up and time while juggling all the other legals... I want to expedite earning but wondering if I should focus on this part-time for now. I have only ever been an entrepreneur - I am just drowning in debt while these lawsuits inch slowly on with very little cushion... so I guess I am looking for the answer to the question above, and some comfort that this is a truly feasible route to see income quickly (of course with the right effort put in etc). Thank you in advance!

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Hi everyone, my name is Samantha. I live in Florida, and I'm focused on growing my trucking operation by dispatching trucks I already own to make $15,000 per month. I want to get these 3 things from this course/community: 1.  Mastering how to dispatch strong, high-profit loads consistently and securing 2-3 direct shipper contracts to strengthen and scale my operation.  2. Dispatching techniques that improve efficiency, communication, and route planning. 3.  Advance strategies to maximize truck revenue and reduce downtime. For fun I like to do these 3 things: 1.  Listening to books on Audible. 2.  Traveling.  3.  Cooking. Looking forward to learning, sharing experiences, and building with everyone here!

How can dispatchers protect or guarantee payment from carriers if carriers are responsible for paying them, and what steps can be taken to prevent carriers from backing out without paying?

Hi everyone. I am so excited to be all completed with the free courses. I am getting ready to take the leap of faith by signing up for the paid course and I have started the process to get my LLC!!!