I learned this lesson the hard way over the last two weeks. I was obsessing over my content strategy, trying to make sure my page, messaging, and systems were perfect before I started posting. I have been rewatching the videos like clockwork every day in preparation for my launch, and then I heard Gurpreet say something in the training that finally clicked: “Motion beats perfection.” So this past weekend, I stopped overthinking and started posting. Within one day, I got my first warm outreach from a Facebook friend, scheduled a carrier call for later this week, and gained 5 new followers on my business page. Two weeks of trying to make everything perfect = 0 opportunities. One day of taking action = my first lead. That was the reminder I needed. We don't have to know everything before we start. We can learn, execute, adjust, and improve along the way. MOTION BEATS PERFECTION. What have you been overthinking instead of just starting?

When should I post my content on social media? I am completing the free course now and will soon be going into the paid course. But I still need more knowledge to really move forward in the business process CONFIDENTLY. Please help with my poll so I can get a better idea of what the community thinks. My fear is posting before I am able to adequately and confidently handle the carrier, which I believe will jeopardize my carrier relationship. What are your thoughts?

Hi my name is Kevin I live in Denver, CO and I plan on making $5000 per month dispatching trucks. I want to get these 3 things from this course/community: I want to learn how to manage relationships with carriers and brokers so that I can be the preferred dispatcher. Knowing when and how to scale your business. How to create effective systems that are repeatable For fun I like to do these 3 things: Spending time with my wife and kids. Volunteer coaching and church take up my free time when I'm not at work. Cooking and eating. Mostly Italian and Japanese cuisine. Working on cars. I like buying and flipping used cars. Extra money on the side and it helps me improve my mechanical acumen.

Hey everyone I am Johna but I go by Ms. Jo, I am 35 years old and I have two children under 18. I am not going to lie I am not a very social person, so I hope I can keep up with the social aspects of this whole course. But just in case I cannot, can anyone tell me if I will be able to complete the course? Is it really REQUIRED for me to socialize in order to become a successful dispatcher/broker?

Hello Everyone. I’m an owner operator and started a dispatch company. Is there anyone that in Virginia that wants to link up and work together. Or anyone that’s interested and ambitious enough to go to the top with this.