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07/23/2025

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06/29/2025

Living in a truck isn’t just a job. It’s a lifestyle. It’s early mornings, late nights, and the quiet hum of the road becoming your daily rhythm. It’s learning to make a home out of a sleeper cab and finding peace in places most people only pass through.

As Trucking Ray, I’ve seen sunsets in one state and sunrises in another. I’ve eaten meals in parking lots, shared laughs with other drivers, and found family among strangers. It’s a life that teaches you patience, resilience, and what really matters.

This road life isn’t always easy. It’s sacrifice. Long stretches away from loved ones. Carrying the weight of responsibility with every mile. But it’s also purpose. Because behind every delivery is someone waiting on groceries, on medicine, on the parts that keep the world turning.

To me, trucking isn’t just moving freight. It’s delivering hope, connection, and the unseen lifeline of everyday life.

Here’s to the road, the grind, and the purpose that keeps us going.

TR

06/08/2025

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12/06/2024

Shout out to all truckers keeping America going!!

12/05/2024

The Connection Between Customer Service and Podcasting

Customer service and podcasting share a core focus on building connections and delivering value to an audience.

Here’s how they are connected:

1. Communication: Both require clear, empathetic, and engaging communication to connect with the listener or customer.

2. Understanding the Audience: Successful podcasting, like great customer service, depends on understanding the audience’s needs and addressing their interests or pain points.

3. Building Trust: Podcasts foster trust through authentic conversations, just as customer service builds trust by solving problems and offering support.

4. Creating Experiences: Both aim to create a positive and memorable experience, whether through helpful service or engaging storytelling.

5. Feedback Loops: Feedback from listeners or customers helps improve both podcasts and customer service strategies.

Whether hosting a podcast or serving customers, the goal is the same: connect meaningfully, provide value, and leave a lasting, positive impression.

11/24/2024

🎯 The Power of Personalized Outreach with LBS 🎯

At LBS, we don’t just market to people—we build connections that matter. One of our favorite strategies?

Leveraging data to create hyper-personalized campaigns that feel less like ads and more like conversations.

Try this: Know Your Audience 👀
We don’t rely on cookie-cutter messaging. Instead, we dig deep into audience insights—like industry challenges, job roles, and even tone preferences. Every piece of communication is tailored just for them.

09/23/2024

🚛 Calling all truckers and transportation professionals! 🚛

Do you have a unique story from the road or insights from your experience in the trucking and transportation industry? I’d love to hear from you!

🎙️ I'm inviting YOU to be a special guest on my podcast, "That's Delivered," where we share positive stories, tips, and personal experiences from the world of trucking. It’s a chance to inspire and connect with others who live life on the road.

Interested? Reach out to learn more about becoming a guest and sharing your story!

Check out the podcast here: https://www.thatsdelivered.com

Let’s celebrate the heart of trucking, one story at a time. 🚚💬

08/16/2024

Helpful Sites to File Your LLC:

LegalZoom (www.legalzoom.com) - A popular option for filing and legal help.

Incfile (www.incfile.com) - Free basic LLC filing service with added features.

ZenBusiness (www.zenbusiness.com) - Offers affordable filing services and ongoing support.

Let LegalZoom help you start your business. Whether you need to form an LLC or incorporate, LegalZoom can help.

08/15/2024

Start Your LLC in 5 Steps:

1. Pick a Name - Make sure it’s unique and includes “LLC.” Check name availability at your state’s business registry (find your state at www.sba.gov/business-guide/launch-your-business/choose-business-structure/register-your-business).

2. Choose a Registered Agent - Select someone to handle legal documents.

3. File Articles of Organization - Submit the LLC formation form online in your state. File through your state’s Secretary of State website (find your state at www.sba.gov/business-guide/launch-your-business/choose-business-structure/register-your-business).

4. Get an EIN - Apply for a free Employer Identification Number (EIN) from the IRS. Apply at www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/apply-for-an-employer-identification-number-ein-online.

5. Open a Bank Account - Use your EIN to set up a business account.

For more details, visit the SBA’s LLC Guide at www.sba.gov/business-guide/launch-your-business/choose-business-structure/limited-liability-company.