Everyone here is pushing toward something more sales, more clarity, more discipline, more consistency.But let’s be real for a second… We all have that one roadblock we keep pretending isn’t there. You know the one I mean the thing slowing you down but you keep saying “I’ll deal with it later.”Later never comes and the roadblock keeps winning. So let’s flip the script TODAY. What’s ONE roadblock you’ve been avoiding… that you’re finally ready to admit? Could be: - Procrastination - Fear of failing - No clear direction - Low energy - Lack of consistency - Overthinking - Not asking for help Whatever it is drop it.Someone in this community probably beat the exact same roadblock last week. Comment yours below.Then reply to ONE person with how you would handle theirs.Let’s turn this into a breakthrough thread.

Many businesses struggle with steady clients because they rely on word of mouth alone. Lead generation paired with Facebook Ads changes that. With the right targeting, FB ads place your offer in front of people who actually need it, while a simple lead funnel helps turn interest into real clients. What’s the biggest challenge you face in getting consistent clients?

Most new brokers think they need fancy tools, a big team, or 100 shippers before they can make money But the ones who actually WIN focus on just 3 things: Consistent outbound calls Not perfect calls. Not fancy scripts. Just numbers. Your pipeline grows when your dial count grows. Building one strong carrier relationship You don’t need 50. You need ONE carrier that trusts you with their wheels. Following up like your business depends on it Because it literally does. Fortune is in the follow-up… and that’s where 90% quit. If you just mastered THESE 3, you’d close more shippers than brokers with 10x your experience. What’s the ONE thing you’re struggling with the most right now: calls, carriers, or follow-up? Drop it below.

Many people want to start government contracting but are confused by the first step. The process looks overwhelming until you see how simple the foundation actually is. For anyone here who has looked into it before, what was the first step you struggled to understand?

Many of us are building businesses and nonprofits not because it is easy but because we are trying to change our situation, help our families, or support our communities. That is why grant funding matters. It is not just money, it is a chance to finally breathe, expand, or stop struggling from month to month. But the hardest part is this: most people do not get grants not because they are unqualified but because no one ever taught them how to show their impact, their plan, or their story in a way funders understand. If you could fix one thing about your grant process, clarity, structure, or storytelling, which one would change everything for you right now?