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For many drivers learning to drive the truck is easier then learnjng to change their attitude and thinking habits.. hou dont need a second car to become a truck driver.. you need a truck, a trainer, determination and drive..

If you are always looking for an escape route, greener pastures and someone other tnan hojrself to blame for things you will not see or spot the opportunities out there...

 

Did you pay for the school......

Honor your word.

 

.........and who would this miracle company be? sounds like you got a good one.......FWD; an app my way.....lol...

 

I understand that.. but, I have found that the biggest pitfall for many new drivers is developing an independent and positive attitude.. because you do need it to make it through.... if you always look at what can be better you will put yojrself I to depression... because there is always a lot that could be better or easier out here.. yoj nave to learn to let somethings roll off your shoulders...
I have also learned that yoh can have a horrificly bad day and be ready to raise the white flag.. ony to wake at sunrise and have a day where it rolls along smoothly... if you can't leave the bad moments or bad loads, bad days or even week behind yoh will burden yourself...

 

Hey guys
Ill add my .02....I agree with 883 and here's why: What he means if you are always looking for the proverbial "better" it's hard to see what one has. Success isn't based on what can better ones life but the perception of who one is. It is indeed hard to find peace where you stand if your never standing still.....I'm sure you have heard the old story of an Indian Chief tell his grandson a story of the battle of the two wolves: The two wolves represent the difference inside ones own mind and soul, peace and discontent. The grandson asked his grandfather who won the battle and the old man answered like this; "The one you feed the most" ......