I like your "Business Bites" idea. Are most of your business ideas around truck driving only? Most of my business ideas will probably revolve around computer programs, as that will be mostly all I have contact with in my downtime. If I do start driving I plan on staying on the road and rarely ever being at home so I will focus on exercising and creating things using a laptop. Also, out of curiosity, if the trucking company doesn't have any loads for you and you don't want to go back home is it difficult to just stay in your sleeper for a few days?
If you want you can basically live in your truck, you don't have to go home. I have lots of ideas. I know that for a lot of drivers trucking provides some income but only met a few people that made it a career and lifestyle for 10 plus years. You definitely have time to code on your downtime in your truck when you shutdown.
@@undergroundcargo9608 This is good to hear. I'm more an artist than a programmer so fortunately visual programming has given me much more flexibility on the coding side of things. I know a very little C# but I don't really need to know it at all these days. One of the directions I think I'll take as far as business ideas is to create tutorials using A.I. and other creative tools to create tutorials that are sought out the most. If you have any ideas that would be great for a tutorial let me know =)
I know people do tutorials on Artstation. Lot's of artists wanting to learn. Not sure if you are active there but I know when I was doing my graphic arts and 3d animation I found it to be a great resource. Not sure if people are making decent money doing tutorials on Udemy and Skillshare but those platforms also host a lot of tutorials. I would look to see what courses are saturated and what topics need attention. Hope that helps.
I think it depends on your business. If what you are doing is already successful, I recommend steady growth more than a giant leap. Make sure you are in the black and profiting and don't spread yourself too thin just for the sake of growth. There is always risk but minimizing that risk is key. Just my two cents as I do not know the details of your business.
Excellent discussion and dialogue.. re-entering trucking actually next week .just subbed to you here... Will be watching/active. Thanks. James
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I like your "Business Bites" idea. Are most of your business ideas around truck driving only? Most of my business ideas will probably revolve around computer programs, as that will be mostly all I have contact with in my downtime. If I do start driving I plan on staying on the road and rarely ever being at home so I will focus on exercising and creating things using a laptop. Also, out of curiosity, if the trucking company doesn't have any loads for you and you don't want to go back home is it difficult to just stay in your sleeper for a few days?
If you want you can basically live in your truck, you don't have to go home. I have lots of ideas. I know that for a lot of drivers trucking provides some income but only met a few people that made it a career and lifestyle for 10 plus years. You definitely have time to code on your downtime in your truck when you shutdown.
@@undergroundcargo9608 This is good to hear. I'm more an artist than a programmer so fortunately visual programming has given me much more flexibility on the coding side of things. I know a very little C# but I don't really need to know it at all these days. One of the directions I think I'll take as far as business ideas is to create tutorials using A.I. and other creative tools to create tutorials that are sought out the most. If you have any ideas that would be great for a tutorial let me know =)
I know people do tutorials on Artstation. Lot's of artists wanting to learn. Not sure if you are active there but I know when I was doing my graphic arts and 3d animation I found it to be a great resource. Not sure if people are making decent money doing tutorials on Udemy and Skillshare but those platforms also host a lot of tutorials. I would look to see what courses are saturated and what topics need attention. Hope that helps.
As a business what is your thoughts on it to grow to next level
I think it depends on your business. If what you are doing is already successful, I recommend steady growth more than a giant leap. Make sure you are in the black and profiting and don't spread yourself too thin just for the sake of growth. There is always risk but minimizing that risk is key. Just my two cents as I do not know the details of your business.
How can I contact you have some products to share
You can email me at dave@undergroundcargo.com.