A Great Strategy for Expanding Your Courier and Small Package Delivery Service
I recently received a question from someone interested in my courier ebook. He asked about where and in what ways I am continuing to grow Quick Time Courier, my own courier company. It’s a great question so I wanted to share my response in this post. Since forming Quick Time Courier in early 2009, I… Read more »
What is the biggest challenge in deciding to start a new business?
I have been asked more times than I can count what the biggest challenge is in starting my own business. I suspect most people think I will share some earth shattering revelation or magical nugget of knowledge. For me, I can honestly say the biggest challenge was overcoming fear – fear of leaving a safe, secure, well-paying job of 20… Read more »
The Easiest Way to Dispatch and Save Money
In working and speaking with entrepreneurs who have studied my materials, I am often asked about what I use for a dispatching services, do I use a manual or software system, how I manage my drivers and employees, etc. As I always share, for a countless number of years I have been using Joel Davis‘ software system, Dispatching Made… Read more »
Which is the Best Business to Start?
Knowing that I deeply entrenched in the transportation industry, owning a non-emergency medical transportation business, a courier service, and even a medical equipment rental business, one of, if not the most common question I receive is “Which of the three businesses would be best to start?” Although a great question, there really is no right or… Read more »
My First Equipment Rental Included a Rookie Mistake!
It’s funny how we always remember our “firsts.” I remember my first wheelchair transport for my NEMT business, “The Wheelchair Taxi.” I remember my first “official” delivery for my courier service, “Quick Time Courier.” And I remember my first equipment rental – where I made a rookie mistake. In looking back, it’s easy to realize… Read more »
