Accounting & Finance Mentorship Sessions – Get Clarity. Stay Profitable. Grow Smarter.
Understanding your numbers isn’t optional—it’s the foundation of every successful trucking or freight business.
That’s why we created our Accounting & Finance Mentorship Sessions—live, interactive coaching designed to help you confidently manage your cash flow, taxes, invoicing, and long-term profitability.
Whether you’re a dispatcher, freight broker, or owner-operator, this is where you’ll learn how to run the business behind the business.
✅ What You’ll Get When You Join:
✔ Weekly Mentorship With 15+ Years of Real-World Experience
Join live sessions with me and my team—bringing 15+ years of experience managing freight operations, payroll, invoicing, and P&L for multiple divisions and 100+ trucks.
✔ Real Help With Real Numbers
Bring your spreadsheets, your questions, or your headaches—we’ll go through them together and get you back on track.
✔ Learn How to Track Profit Per Load (And Spot the Red Flags)
Stop guessing what you’re making. We’ll walk you through how to calculate true profit and avoid silent losses.
✔ Understand Taxes, Invoicing & Collections
From setting up QuickBooks to understanding factoring, PODs, and aging receivables—we simplify the financial side of logistics.
✔ Build Cash Flow Confidence
Learn how to forecast your income, plan for slow weeks, and avoid running out of money between payments.
✔ Templates & Tools Included
We’ll share the exact spreadsheets, calculators, and tools we use internally so you can apply them instantly in your business.
✔ A Financial Support System
Join a community of freight professionals who are also learning to manage their numbers, grow profitably, and make smart financial decisions.
🔒 Ready to Take Control of Your Business Finances?
If you're tired of operating blindly or relying on guesswork, this is your chance to finally understand the money side of your business.
Join the Accounting & Finance Mentorship Sessions today—and start building a trucking business that pays you back.
