Just passed a year experience. What should my next milestone be?

I recently passed a year experience as a trucker but still consider myself a rookie compaired to you more experienced folks. need some advice on a specific matter.

The whole point of me getting into the trucking trade is to save up 150k in savings as quickly as possible while studying spanish and then immigrate to argentina to accomplish certain life goals such as getting a house, finishing college education in math engineering and physics, and to settle down with someone and build a family.

so far i got a CDL permit and DOT cert and used Wilson Logistocs to earn a CDL, then used Wilson and US Xpress to gain enough experience to qualify for Barr Nunn.

I minimized expenses and everything i own is in my truck and a couple tubs in my sister's storage shed. she lets me use her address as a "legal place of residence" because you cant get a job without one. so my legal address is in Martinsburg, WV. And I live out of my truck to avoid wasting money on rent, which is i i wont do loval trucking jobs.

I now make .67/mile plus bonuses, and get 1,000-1,300/week after taxes. I did the math and after spending a year breaking into the trade and now have reefer and dry van experience, it will take me 3-4years roughly to reach my goal if i budget my money correctly.

I feel I got the best job i can get and plan on staying with Barr Nunn until i have my 150k and whats left of my debts are paid off.

Considering where i'm at financially and employment wise, is this the best i can do? if not what milestone should I be working towards to make even more money per week after taxes? Every 3 months i will be getting a half cent raise so ill be working up to .70/mile with bar nun...and then possibly another 3 cents/mile if i manage to quit smoking and get a hazmat endorsement.

as far as i know my next milestones are to work my way up to .70/mile, eventually quit smoking and then get bumped up to .73/mile after getting hazmat.

but beyond that im out of ideas.

thanks for any advice i can get on this.

 

yeah i lived in Mexico for almost a year to volunteer for an aerospace startup. something that a starship engineer i met who works for SpaceX advised that i do because i have an idea for a space program i want to build some day. wish i could tell you a youtube channel i made about it but i learned recently that's against forum rules.

living in Mexico was when i learned about how cheap it can be to live abroad. for example, im planning on buying a house in Cordóba, Argentina that's a 30min drive from a public university (college is free in Argentina) for only 60-70k. My sister is 350k in debt due to financing the same kind of house in West Virginia. My future house will be paid off the day i move into it.

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