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Dr. Paul Borosky, DBA, MBADr. Paul Borosky, DBA, MBA
Distribution plans since 2012

Business Plan Writer for El Paso, TX

A national bakery needed someone to run fresh product across El Paso before sunrise. A local operator said yes. Then came the hard part: trucks, drivers and a cash flow that a lender could follow. That is what the plan delivered.

  • 1,000+clients
  • $100M+funded
  • 14+years

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Doctor Owl in Plain English

Can One Big Customer Be Enough to Start a Business?

It can get you started, but lenders will ask what happens if that customer leaves. The plan shows the contract terms, the routes and the profit on each one. It also shows how you will add other customers over time so one account never holds the whole business.

“One big customer opens the door. A second one keeps it from closing.”Doctor Owl, Dr. Paul’s Fabled Forest Business School

How this guide works: start with the bakery routes, then the El Paso market, then common distribution questions.

Contract-Backed Startup

How Did an El Paso Operator Turn a Bakery Contract Into a Business?

The opportunity came first. A national bakery needed a local partner to deliver fresh bread and baked goods to stores every morning.

Dr. Paul built the plan around those routes: the stops, the miles, the drivers and the trucks it would take. Each route had its own revenue and costs.

He also added a section on growth beyond the bakery. Lenders liked seeing a plan to win more accounts instead of relying on one.

Before sunriseFresh routes, every morning
  • Price each route. Stops, miles and driver time.
  • Fund the trucks. Equipment the contract requires.
  • Add accounts. One customer is a risk.

El Paso Distribution

Why Is El Paso a Good Base for Distribution Work?

El Paso sits on the border with major highways and steady demand from stores across the region.

Early routes

Fresh goods move at night and early morning. Plan driver schedules and pay around it.

Route planning

Tight routes save fuel and time. See how to plan delivery routes.

On-time delivery

Big customers track it. Learn how to calculate on-time delivery rate.

Dr. Paul’s Insight

Contract startups often plan as if the contract lasts forever. Dr. Paul plans what happens if it ends, which is the Plan step in Organize-Plan-Grow™. A lender who sees a backup plan worries less about the main one.

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What Should Texas Owners Know About Business Plans?

Dr. Paul shares business plan tips for owners across Texas, including El Paso.

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Questions

El Paso Distribution Questions

Will a lender count a signed contract as income?
It helps a lot, especially with clear terms. Lenders still want to see your costs and a backup plan.
Should I lease or buy delivery trucks?
Leasing lowers upfront cost. Buying builds equity. Dr. Paul can model both.
How do I find more customers after the first contract?
Other stores and suppliers on your routes are a good start. The plan includes a simple sales strategy.
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Who Builds Your Plan

Dr. Paul has written plans for distributors, delivery companies and contract carriers nationwide. He has more than 1,000 clients.

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