Over the road.

Trust me, I'm not slacking. While I have slacked my whole life, I'm not slacking now. My issue with having a regular job instead of pursuing a CDL is that I would be paying exorbitantly high rent to an apartment landlord, essentially enriching them. What I mean is, I'd rather be homeless than do that. Thankfully, I'm not slacking; I'm actively pursuing my CDL. So, please don't worry, I don't take it personally. I believe you might have misunderstood me. Don't get me wrong, I have slacked throughout my entire life until this point.

Regarding the dog, I've actually arranged a free place for it to stay now. I can leave the dog with my friend while I complete my training and start traveling on the road by myself.

 

Another point to mention is that I'm not criticizing what you or anyone else is currently doing, especially if you have a family. However, I believe it's a waste of money to pay over $1,200 for a small room somewhere, work for a company, return to that room, work for another company, and repeat the cycle while consistently spending $1,200 per month on essentially nothing—just by myself, with my dog.

Over the next five years, my plan involves, after the first year, hopefully acquiring sufficient funds to purchase a piece of land or property. This would serve as a storage location for my current 1997 International box truck, which I've converted into a 32-foot RV. Following that, I aim to continue saving up. A buddy and I are planning to buy our own truck and engage in team owner-operator work. Eventually, the goal is to expand and obtain additional trucks. That's the rough outline of my plan.

 

Thankfully I train my dog
And like I've stated before the dog will not be with me while I'm training.