Update: I collected my first carrier today. A friend that owns a box truck company with three trucks. Some context: I had to cancel my subscription to the paid portion of Dispatcher University, not because the system does not work but because I can not afford it at the moment. To those that don't know, I was taken advantage of in late 2025 as a lease on owner operator. It left my business near bankruptcy. I transitioned into dispatch because of it. I'm grateful to God I was able to use my contacts in the industry to scale the biggest hurdle to dispatchers, finding carriers. Otherwise I would have to spend lots of money in advertising to let carriers know my company exists. Then afterwards I would have to convince them to work with me. My industry connections helped me bypass that expense and roadblock. Grateful to @Gurpreet Gill for his teaching and expertise that gave me knowledge and tools to help my friends run their businesses more efficiently. I'm encouraged and excited about the future. Once my company returns to the black, I'll return with an update. Thanks to everyone I've met in this community and to all the encouraging words and advice. I can't wait to come back with more good news.

Hi, my name is Raquel. I live in New York, and I plan on making $10,000 per month dispatching trucks. My long-term goal is to dispatch 20 trucks and eventually build my own transportation company that includes dispatching, freight brokerage, and my own fleet. I want to get these 3 things from this course/community: 1. Learn the truck dispatching business from the ground up. 2. Build relationships with other dispatchers and transportation professionals. 3. Gain the knowledge and confidence to grow a successful dispatching business. For fun I like to do these 3 things: 1. Coaching track and field. 2. Learning about entrepreneurship and business. 3. Researching new business opportunities