I’m Williams. I’ve been on my dispatch journey for a while now, and like many of you, I started by learning the basics, making mistakes, and slowly understanding how the business really works beyond just load boards. One thing that helped me personally was having a side hustle alongside dispatching. It took off some financial pressure and allowed me to learn dispatching the right way with patience, consistency, and focus on quality service rather than rushing for quick wins. I’m still learning every day, but I’ve seen real progress by staying consistent, asking questions, and connecting with people in communities like this. Dispatching is not easy at the beginning, but it’s definitely rewarding if you commit to the process. Looking forward to learning from everyone here and sharing insights as we all grow together 🤘.

Hi my name is Shem. I live in Michigan and I plan on making $10,000 per month dispatching trucks. I want to get these 3 things from this course/community: 1. I want to learn more about the trucking industry 2. Become more financially independent 3. To be able to spend more time with my family For fun I like to do these 3 things: 1. Golf 2. Hunting 3. Support my veteran community I’m really excited about this new journey and I look forward to talking and learning from everyone here. Shem

We are able to call brokers now and negotiate a deal. Just talk to your driver first to get off the phone and it's free practice!

Hi, I have one question how would I be able to call carriers if I'm outside of the US? How much will cost me to call them and will that be profitable at all?

I want your opinions about AI replacing Truck Dispatchers ? This Thing Make You Concern About Many Things