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“There are many people who entering and quite a few of those went out of the trucking business within very first year.
The low financial literacy is the main reason for failure, leading to poor decision-making and financial instability, high debt levels and insufficient savings, making it challenging to navigate expenses and investments effectively.
Even with load consistency and high revenue, the important points of financial planning, namely the differentiation of personal and business finances are missed or completely ignored.
Without saying about short-term and long-term expense planning, and investments.
The Success it is not about the money only!
Ensure that the following points are in your Success plan:

Incomes and Expenses
You have fixed and variable expenses but your incomes may be unstable and you have to know that numbers.
1)Set up 2-3 investment funds, the savings accounts by allocating a percentage of your monthly income to it. Aim to save at least 10% of your earnings every month to each account.
a)the investment fund for self-education
b)the investment fund can help to reinvest into your business.
c)the investment fund for your kid’s education.

2)Set up an emergency fund, a savings account by allocating a percentage of your monthly income to it. Aim to save at least 10% of your earnings every month. Building an emergency fund can provide financial security during unstable period.
3)Set up the retirement fund, a savings account by allocating a percentage of your monthly income to it. Aim to save at least 10% of your earnings every month.Building the retirement fund gives an opportunity to pursue hobbies, travel, or start new ventures. Having a comprehensive retirement plan reduces anxiety about the future and allows you to set and achieve these personal goals without financial stress.
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Important!!!
Avoid any emotional shopping, you do not need brand new F-150 unless its cost is equal to 10% of your net income.

Physical and Mental health matters
The nature of your work requires physical activity, you have to find at least 15min per day for it.
1)Physical health
5min for warm up, just walk around of your semi-truck .
a)lower extremity:
2 minjumping rope
3 min split and lateral squats
b)upper body:
3 min sport flex high-low(Y-W combo), sport flex T
2 min push ups
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Important!!!
Do not use extra weights for physical activity unless you are athletically trained.

2) Mental health

Regularly communicate with family and friends through video calls or video chats. Establish a consistent sleep schedule whenever possible. Don't lose focus on your goals.
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Important!!!
Mental health correlated to nutrition and physical health.

Nutrition
The truck drivers have limited access to healthy food options on the road. Poor nutrition can negatively impact both physical and mental health, better prioritize balanced eating.
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Important!!!
Fatty snacks and high sugar drinks are dangerous for healthy being.

The Success has to be planned!!! “
CEO DISPATCHERRY LLC
Ruslan Ibragimov
CEO DISPATCHERRY LLC

WHAT WE DO

DISPATCHING SUPPORT
Broad direct shippers and brokers network allows us warrant our clients load consistency and high revenue.
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SUPPORT
Accurate Income and Expense Management, Budgeting, and Retirement Plan, are crucial for strategic financial planning.
PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM SUPPORT
Understanding physical and mental health of drivers helps us customize an individual program.
NUTRITION PROGRAM SUPPORT
Understanding drivers' meal habits helps us customize an individual program.
Understanding the nature of the business helps us customize and adapt the Success plan in trucking business.

PHYSICAL AND MENTAL WELL-BEING

The mind-body connection describes the correspondence between mental and physical health. Taking care of oneself as a whole can significantly improve our well-being.
Many of us think of the mind and body separately. We even treat them individually, seeing a doctor for physical problems and a psychotherapist for mental issues. However, scientists are discovering more and more correlations between them.
A healthy mind makes your body work better, and a healthy body improves your psychological well-being. Together, these two areas create a whole called the mind-body connection. The mind-body connection is a subcategory measured by MHQ (Mental Health Quotient). Taking care of these important relationships can significantly improve overall well-being.
Having a healthy mind-body connection generally means you:
  • Sleep well at night and wake up refreshed
  • Coordinate your body movements (e.g., have good hand-eye coordination)
  • Have the mental, emotional, and physical energy needed to perform daily tasks
  • Maintain healthy eating habits to support a stable and healthy body weight
  • Cope with stress productively
If you have difficulties with the mind-body connection, you may:
  • Suffer from frequent colds, coughs, infections
  • Experience physiological symptoms (e.g., digestive problems) without an apparent physical cause
  • Suffer from chronic illness or frequent pain
  • Often feel tired and exhausted
  • Experience decreased sexual interest

NUTRITION

The life of a truck driver is full of challenges and adventures, especially when it comes to health. Long hours behind the wheel, an unstable sleep schedule, and limited access to quality food can negatively impact the physical and psychological well-being of a truck driver.
Home-cooked meals not only help maintain good health but are also considered key to a long-term successful career. On the road, taking care of oneself should not be pushed aside due to delivery deadlines or routes – on the contrary, timely and proper nutrition should become an integral part of the driver's daily routine.
Main Risks of Unhealthy Eating for Truck DriversUnhealthy eating habits can lead to serious health problems for truck drivers, whose job requires long hours in the cab and infrequent stops. Food high in sugar and sodium promotes weight gain and obesity and can lead to conditions such as hypertension, cardiovascular diseases, type 2 diabetes, and even certain types of cancer.
Moreover, prolonged consumption of canned foods high in sugar and salt negatively affects the professional activities of truck drivers, reducing their performance and attention on the road. This increases the risk of road accidents during cargo transportation between countries and cities and certainly becomes an obstacle during medical examinations. Therefore, awareness and correction of diet is an important step towards maintaining health and, in the long term, career growth.
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