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In this special edition 'Fearless Fill Up' episode, Jeremy Lamph will give you some tried and true tips that are quick and to the point. Today's episode is focusing on a philosophy that Jeremy created and puts into practice in his own life. Pain and peace are two opposing, yet intertwined, categories. We live in one or the other at all times. Jeremy explains that when you are in one, you need to be searching for the other. While at first glance, that might seem strange to be searching for pain, but Jeremy breaks down this concept for you. We aren't meant to be at constant peace. Jeremy describes how you have to put yourself through pain to find the peace. We have to work a little harder to meet the goals that we have. This allows us to find peace on the other side of pain. A powerful takeaway from this week's episode is that you can decide the level of pain that it's going to be. You have the option to go out there and create it yourself to better yourself. Or, you can let the pain come to you. When that happens, you don't get to decide what the effect it has on you is. You have the option. You get to choose. You have the power. Jeremy further explains that contentment leads to pain and explains how this applies to you out on the road. If you haven't spent the time creating the pain yourself to better yourself as a professional or a person, the pain is going to decide what it is for you. Take that pain by the hand and you dictate what it's going to be. That way, when life brings us whatever comes our way, WE get to decide how we react to it.

In this 'Fearless Fill Up' episode, Jeremy Lamph will give you some tried and true tips that are quick and to the point. Today's episode is focusing on the statement that 'good things come to those who wait'. While that it said often, it isn't true. Good things come to those work hard. The harder you work, the luckier you get. Why not take some time every day to work on yourself? Learn a new skill or better yourself. Jeremy breaks down this concept further and explains how this applies to you out on the road. We have to take the time to better yourself. If you want to get lucky, you have to put the work in the get lucky. If you sit back and wait, nothing good will come to you. Go out there, put the effort in, and make yourself better.

In this episode, we introduce you to and discuss our sponsor, CDLScore. What share what CDLScore is all about, what is a CDLScore, and why you need one. What's your CDLScore?! How do you stack up against your peers? Prove your knowledge, skills, and experience and see how you rank compared to other drivers. Sign up for FREE at CDLScore.com and get your score. We find your CDLScore using a proprietary 32 point algorithm. Beyond the number, we can help you increase your score, learn new skills, connect with other drivers in our community, and find the right opportunities to succeed. Find a job, improve your skills, win prizes - it's all here at CDLScore.

In this 'Fearless Fill Up' episode, Jeremy Lamph will give you some tried and true tips that are quick and to the point. Today's episode was inspired by a quote from Robinhood. Getting a CDL does not necessarily make you a professional. What makes a professional is someone who takes it to the next level. What makes a professional is someone who wants to be the best and is constantly improving themselves and honing their skills. Our goal on this podcast is to inspire you to be constantly improving. What can you do today to be the best? What can you put into practice?

In our first 'Fearless Fill Up' episode, Jeremy Lamph will give you some tried and true tips that are quick and to the point. Today's episode was inspired by the quote "Smooth seas never made a skilled sailor" by Franklin D. Roosevelt. Jeremy shares why "if we aren't failing, we aren't trying" and makes you think how you can hone your skills. This is your opportunity to improve. Jeremy also touches on the principle of gratitude. -

We created this podcast to be a 1 stop shop for professional growth and development for CDL drivers on the road. The one thing that successful people have in common is their commitment to personal growth and development. We wanted to make professional growth and development for truck drivers and give professional truckers a place to level up and become a professional. In this episode, we meet Jeremy Lamph, the co-host of the Loaded Up and Hammers Down Podcast. He shares some of his experiences in the trucking industry and describes what makes a driver stand out as the best. Learn more about CDLScore here: https://www.mycdlscore.com/ Contact us at: podcast@CDLscore.com The books that Jeremy talked about on this episode are: - The Dichotomy of Leadership: Balancing the Challenges of Extreme Ownership to Lead and Win by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07BN5NGQ5/ - Leaders Eat Last by Simon Sinek: https://www.amazon.com/Leaders-Eat-Last-Together-Others/dp/B084D1NZGL/ - The 4-Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss: https://www.amazon.com/4-Hour-Workweek-Anywhere-Expanded-Updated/dp/B0031KN6T8/ - Tools Of Titans by Tim Ferriss: https://www.amazon.com/Tools-Titans-Billionaires-World-Class-Performers/dp/B082VKY29Q/