I Became An Owner Operator 21 Days After Getting My CDL & Gross $40k & Net $25k A Month

I Became An Owner Operator 21 Days After Getting My CDL & Gross $40k & Net $25k A Month

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[MuthaTrucker]

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[tompostel]

Yes, there is mega big money in trucking. I wasted 8 yrs as a COMPANY SLAVE. Today as a company owner, independent owner operator running under my own authority, 6yrs in business. I do a 14-17 day run. $20, 000 in line haul is my goal. Every month is a 10+ day vacation. I run a reefer and only spend $16, 000 to $22, 000 a year in maintenance. After taxes, fuel and licensing I profit $140, 000 in the bank. There is no short cut to success. Get your own authority and work open broker boards for trips. You will never see the big money of this industry as a COMPANY SLAVE.

[glennavants]

Sounds like the planets and the stars were aligned in pretty good order for this guy. To have someone loan you a truck at no charge is a rarity, not to mention, setting him up with a high paying lane. I know he had troubles but imagine those troubles with a monthly payment. A nice success story but not typical.

[krollbrian]

After my construction company ruins down with over $900k in dept. I overheard about Governmental Grants, so I started making my research about it and how it works. After series of research, I later hire a Governmental Grant Writer and narrated all my story to him. We started all the process, and it took about a month before I was later approved and awarded a Governmental Grant of $2 million. I cleared up my dept in other to keep my credit in good state and I venture into trucking business. I'm doing perfectly well for myself now and having the most peaceful moment ever. I pray everyone reading this today get breakthrough in any situation or condition you are. Y'all have an Awesome weekend. You got a new subscriber, looking forward for more great and inspiring content from you.

[someguy]

Remember, The greatest lie ever told is: it’s not that simple. I came in 2016. By 2020 I fully paid for a new Frightliner w/ clean title and full O/O. So many lazy drivers try to feed you that lie. “It’s not that easy.” “You’re going to fail”. Just ignore the naysayers and believe in your work ethic (if you have one).

[truckermatt]

It's not about what you know, it's about who you know.

[moisesmdelima]

My favorite video by far and please keep the great videos coming. I am a fellow Canadian that is not a trucker even though I did have my AZ license and had a blast driving an 18 wheeler to get my license, I fully respect you Mutha Truckers and what you do. The trucking industry is the blood that flows on our roads that keeps our great countries thriving and gowning. Drive safe and God bless.

[l-o-r-d]

It definitely helps when the cost of loads has gone up almost 5-10X in the past 5 years. Take advantage of it, everyone wants to work from home now and the those in trucks of their own are gonna be retiring early.

[freedomthriving]

Mike is a genuine guy, proud to hear of his success. I guarantee his son will be the same way. Continued growth, blessings, and prosperity to Mike and his family.

[stevehammond]

Proud for the man . Plus I'm glad I got to hear his story .

[noso]

Humble dude and like my pops told me it’s better to be lucky than good; plus it’s all about who you know. I’m working my way to my own authority. It’s been a 2-3 year process but leaning along the way. Congrats and good luck to this gentleman and thanks for the info!!

[outdoorenthusiast]

Wow! I'm very impressed. I've been working as a sales representative for twenty nine years and am ready for a change. You motivated me enough to start my CDL training.

[socalrocks]

My uncle was a trucker his entire life. He passed away a few years ago, this channel reminds me of him. Thanks for your videos, does so much more than you know.

[oldemiromagimeja]

This gentleman his one of a kind, he made me cry keep it up the future looks great and bright ahead of you...

[tattedtabletennisplayer]

Nice. I’m headed to Iowa for school right now. I’ve also been a disabled veteran for 10 years. This is good motivation! Thanks!

[rennealexander]

I just got my CDL 3 months ago and this dude just gave me hella motivation.

[ThatGuy-fidy]

This is my favorite interview you’ve done. Humble, honest, simple and straight to the point. Willing to give advice to anyone. What a man. Thank you for teaching me something today, sir. I’ll be taking my CDL test in January.

And thank you for your service. 🇺🇸

[annhalfordgraham]

Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future. Putting our time and effort in activities and investments that will yield a profitable return in the future is what we should be aiming for. Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. "You're not going to remember those expensive shoes you bought ten years ago, but you will remember every single morning when you look at your bank account that extra 0 in there. I promise, that's going to be way more fun to look at everyday", I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life too 🙏🙏🙏

[Dammitboy-vhdz]

19:22.... AMS thanked him for his service ! Big Up, AMS !! Much Nuggets in this vid, as well as all others !! Keep up, Mutha Truckas !!

[chriscaine]

I been trying real hard to get back to a spot financially where i can get into a truck as a O/O under my own authority this time around. Ive done it under the authority of companies that have programs in the past and its always left me in debt hard trying to do it through companies. Ive since been told pretty much exactly what this man is saying since then.