3 yrs exp, but left trucking 4 yrs ago making $120K+, where do I pick up?

Sorry, but most people won't ever run with 3 ppl on a truck, thus the reason why you don't understand how I made that much (or little depending on how you look at it) running for England. I don't know what to tell you.

 

You my friend, are someone I would associate with. Like minds think alike. I bought and sold about 14 mobile homes when I was in the Navy. People laughed when I got off work, I would drive the mobile home parks with my wife, and looked for distressed or abandoned trailers, or with a for sale sign. I flipped about 8 of those for about $3k each within just a few months. The other 6 I fixed up and rented them out. Netted me about $1400 a month total. I sold all of them to the trailer park owner about a year later for $17000 cash. All from a book I found called billy shruggs "making money with mobile homes" or something like.

From that, I got my Freight Broker license. Was a freight broker for a short while. My wife did the phone part and I did the paperwork part. Made pretty #### good money for about 7 months and then, we started having marriage issues. My wife left, and that was the end my my brokering business. I was not a phone person. Thats when I lived on credit cards for about 6 months. Then somehow stumbled on England. Why? Because I needed something and they were the first ones to call me and buy me a ticket to come to Dallas, and pay for my hotel get me my CDL.

Right now, when my fiancee returned back from deployment and we broke up, it hurt. I have been clueless as what to do these past few months. Internet marketing, Teespring, building a few websites, but nothing is making me money.

So, being that I kept my CDL as a backup. I'm just trying to get back on stable ground. I want to eventually be a computer programming engineer (but work for myself, or a startup)

Thanks for suggesting the food service industry. I almost forgot about them. I might try getting on with them, maybe even be home everyday and get paid good. I know those Sysco guys get paid pretty good, and I believe they are home every day.

Then again, I'm also thinking about being a cable/satellite installer as I know they get paid based on performance, or how many jobs they do, and I heard some it pays well too, about $1000-$1500 a week.