Hello community Im Minetta new to dispatching just started my Dispatching and logistics company so im here to learn and level up baby steps of course. Im a nurse so this is a brand new investment journey.

Hi everyone, I recently completed the free Dispatcher University course, and it's really sparked my interest in truck dispatching. A little about me: I'm a software engineering manager, so my background is in building software, automation and systems rather than trucking or sales. I'm curious about those of you who are now successful dispatchers or own dispatch companies. Is it realistic to start this part-time while keeping a full-time job, then transition once the business is generating consistent income? Or does dispatching require full-time attention from day one? I'd love to hear how you got started, when you hired help (if you did), and any advice you'd give someone in my position. Thanks!

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Heyy guys I am done with the free course what should I do next

👋 Hi, I’m Erica! Hi everyone! My name is Erica Smith, and I’m excited to officially introduce myself to the Dispatcher University community! I live in Tennessee, and I plan on building my dispatching business to $20,000–$50,000 per month. 🚛💰 🎯 I want to get these 3 things from this course/community: 1. Master the load boards and become confident finding and negotiating profitable loads. 2. Learn how to consistently acquire and retain carriers so I can build a profitable dispatching business instead of just creating another job for myself. 3. Learn how to scale. ❤️ For fun I like to do these 3 things: 1. Read and learn new things — especially business, marketing, and personal development. 2. Cook and create new food ideas. I love experimenting in the kitchen! 3. Spend time with my family, laugh, and enjoy life. I definitely believe you can work hard and still have fun doing it. 😂