@Arthur Howard just hit $16,500/month in just 30 days of joining Dispatcher University — here’s how he did it... A few months ago, Arthur was still driving trucks, sleeping at truck stops, and waiting on someone else to find him loads. One day, out of frustration, he looked at a load board himself… and realized how easy it was to just pick up the phone and call. That one moment sparked something—and sent him down the rabbit hole of truck dispatching. He found my videos on YouTube. Took the free Dispatcher University mini-course. Then joined the full program to go all in. Right after that, he joined The Dispatch Games—a 30-day competition where dispatchers post content, build their business, and compete for $1,000. Arthur didn’t just participate—he went all in. He used the templates from the course, followed the training step-by-step, and showed up every day for 30 days straight. At first, he was just trying to win the prize money. But what ACTUALLY happened shocked everyone... In just 30 days, Arthur had signed on 14 carriers. 11 of which are still active today. And remember, if each carrier brings in around $1,500/month from the hotshot niche… That’s $16,500/month—from dispatching. In just one month. And here's the brutal truth... Arthur isn’t special. There are many stories just like his—and I’ll be posting the full list below so you can see the proof for yourself. If you’re ACTUALLY serious about starting a successful dispatching business, you need to join Dispatcher University. It’s the fastest and most affordable way to get started—and if you don’t land your first carrier in 90 days, I’ll give you every dollar back. Guaranteed. 👉🏽 Click here to join: https://skool.com/dispatch No pressure. But if you want results, this is where you need to go. See you inside... //Gurpreet P.S: Price increases to $115/mo at 200 members. Join now & land carrier #1 in 90 days or get a full refund.

would anyone be down to do cold calling with me? we can go back in forth and learn more ways together to be a dispatcher.

Step One: Write down 5 niches you’re deeply interested in 1. Example: I’m gravitating towards the dry van semi truck niche. Lots of carriers in that niche. 2. Flatbed Trucking because i feel i can work best with that load. 3. Refrigerated Freight i know a lot of carriers have this type of niche. 4. Dry Van Trucking 5. Box Truck Step Two: Write down 5 skills or areas of expertise you currently have 1. Example: I know friends with trucking companies. I have a degree in finance. I’m good in front of the camera. I can easily make friends. I know how to do sales/marketing. 2. I have good communication with people, get with others easily well. 3. I know how to do sales/marketing be a entrepreneur. 4. I know a lot of people that have fright trucks 5. I know how to cook. Step Three: List the problems, fears and desires of your chosen niches 1. Example: People with dry van trucking companies have a lot of loads available. Yet, they struggle to find high paying lanes. They also don’t feel comfortable managing the paperwork. 2. Low Freight Rates: The oversupply of dry vans compared to demand can drive freight rates down, making it difficult for owner-operators and small carriers to remain profitable. 3. Deadhead Miles and Poor Route Planning:Drivers often travel long distances without freight (deadhead), which increases fuel costs and reduces profits. Poor route optimization also leads to inefficient fuel usage and time waste. 4. Running at a Loss or Going Out of Business:Rising fuel costs, equipment maintenance, insurance, and compliance fees make it hard to stay profitable. Drivers fear not earning enough to cover these costs.

finished all my homework and videos time to level up to level 3🙌🙌we got this 💪

Hi my name is Jonathan. I live in Florida. and I plan on making $ 9,000 per month dispatching trucks. I want to get these 3 things from this course/community: 1.  How to dispatch all sort of trucks, the right way 2.  How to negotiate 3. learn, and build my own business For fun I like to do these 3 things: 1. Play basketball   2. read books 3. ride four wheeler's & dirt bikes 4. any good book recommendations to read?