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dannyboy
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"driving your area in your car on the weekend? "
I disagree. There comes a time when you have too much going on. Maybe once do it. But the weekends are there for you to unwind and let your mind rest allong with your body. I have found that drivers get so wound up on being perfect the first week that they end up developing many bad habits.
Like trying to make themselves look good during the day, they will leave packages at a place, punch off and deliver them after work. I guess that would make you look good, but it will get you fired very quickly. Or leaving packages that are not a safe DR? That will shave time too, but at what cost?
You see where I am coming from, your 30 day period is a snapshot of what you can learn and do within that period. Give it 100% when you are on the road, and do everything by the book. Then punch off, go home and unwind. Never allow yourself to get manipulated into doing something that is not 100% right.
Bad habits that you develop in the first 30 will stay with you the rest of your career. So will the good habits. Your choice.
Kinda like the driver that feels like they have to go through the car each and every morning. They have gotten used to doing it and feel like they must do it now or else.
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I disagree. There comes a time when you have too much going on. Maybe once do it. But the weekends are there for you to unwind and let your mind rest allong with your body. I have found that drivers get so wound up on being perfect the first week that they end up developing many bad habits.
Like trying to make themselves look good during the day, they will leave packages at a place, punch off and deliver them after work. I guess that would make you look good, but it will get you fired very quickly. Or leaving packages that are not a safe DR? That will shave time too, but at what cost?
You see where I am coming from, your 30 day period is a snapshot of what you can learn and do within that period. Give it 100% when you are on the road, and do everything by the book. Then punch off, go home and unwind. Never allow yourself to get manipulated into doing something that is not 100% right.
Bad habits that you develop in the first 30 will stay with you the rest of your career. So will the good habits. Your choice.
Kinda like the driver that feels like they have to go through the car each and every morning. They have gotten used to doing it and feel like they must do it now or else.
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