Hi, my name is Savannah Fox. I live in Texas, and I plan on making $6,000 per month dispatching trucks. I want to get these 3 things from this course/community: 1.  Expand my knowledge on Dispatching. 2.  Know how to effectively start my dispatching business. 3. To gain a circle of like-minded friends! For fun I like to do these 3 things: 1.  Crocheting 2.  Reading 3.  Fishing A little bit about me: I'm 26, I'm engaged to the love of my life, and we have a mini version of a hurricane that's a 3-year-old little boy. We also have a Blue Heeler named Waylon (Yes, named after Waylon Jennings). I'm here because I fell in love with Dispatching, well, Brokering originally. I worked for a very small company (at the time) that had me brokering, when I went into it, I had NO EXPERIENCE. The owner threw me to the wolves, and I survived when I didn't think I wouldn't last my first week lol. A year later I had close relationships with the customers he had passed down to me and also with the drivers/dispatchers that would inquire about our loads, I loved every second of it. As my son got into his toddler years, he became sick all the time. Fevers were the big thing; he couldn't go to Daycare with one so it was me that would need to stay home with him - his daddy worked away from home Monday-Friday at the time. To make a long story short, I was let go. It broke my heart; I've craved going back but it's never lined up just right for me to do so. So, one web search led to another and here I am! I'm excited to get the ball rolling once again, I hope to meet some amazing people, and learn everything I can so I can get back to what I loved doing! I want to know more about y'all! What's everyone's stories? What's drives you? Why'd you decide that dispatching was what you wanted to do?

Hey everyone, I wanted to share what I’ve been working on lately. A big focus for me these past couple of days has been refining my Dispatching Agreement/Contract. I’ve been tightening up the language so it’s clear, simple, and professional. I’m making sure it really communicates what my service offers without any confusion. One question I’d love to hear your experiences on: 👉 Has anyone here submitted their contract to a lawyer for review? - Was it worth it? - Did it help you avoid problems later down the road? - If you did it, how much did it cost and would you recommend it for someone just starting out? I feel like I’ve taken the contract about as far as I can on my own, and now I’m wondering if legal review is the smart next step. I’d really appreciate hearing what others in Dispatcher University have done, so I can decide if it’s a good investment at this stage. Thanks in advance! Excited to keep pushing forward 🚀

Good morning, after watching many of your videos, I am grateful and appreciates the opportunity to continue with your free training. I am ready to learn more about Truck Dispatching. My family members are business truck owners, operators, and drivers. Our family likes to win and gain knowledge, skills, and wealth.

👋 Hi, I’m Dwayne Hi my name is Dwayne Young I live in the Las Vegas area and I plan on making $ 10, 000 per month dispatching trucks. I want to get these 3 things from this course/community: 1.  Knowledge and skills to become a successful dispatcher 2.  Connection with likeminded people 3. Confidence to grow and run my own dispatch business For fun I like to do these 3 things: 1.  Spend time with family and friends 2. Exploring new ideas and opportunities for personal growth 3.  Watching sports following the NBA and NFl