Owen Bradley Power LLC

Owen Bradley Power LLC Owen Bradley Power LLC provides Client Advisory Services to startups and small and medium-sized businesses.

We do the work of a seasoned CFO as needed on a fractional basis, thereby adding significant value to the business without the full-time cost.

06/16/2026

Most businesses don’t have a revenue problem.

They have a visibility problem.

I’ve seen companies stuck around $1.2M/month—not because demand wasn’t there, but because they weren’t tracking the right KPI consistently.

When we started tracking daily bookings from the sales team, everything changed.

Revenue didn’t feel like guesswork anymore.
It became something we could see building in real time.

What’s the one KPI you actually trust to predict your revenue?

06/12/2026

One hard truth from product strategy work:
You don’t price your way out of bad costs.

Clear cost targets. Real volume assumptions.
And the willingness to say “not yet.”

That’s what separates operators from hobbyists.

“Margins aren’t a rounding error.They’re the strategy.”If you can’t hit cost targets, you don’t launch.Not because the i...
06/05/2026

“Margins aren’t a rounding error.
They’re the strategy.”

If you can’t hit cost targets, you don’t launch.
Not because the idea is bad.
Because discipline matters more than excitement.

That’s how serious operators protect profit before chasing growth.

05/29/2026

Great operators don’t fall in love with features. They fall in love with profit discipline.

05/22/2026

Cost targets come before launch dates. Always.

05/15/2026

If the product only works when everything goes right, it doesn’t work.

Proud to be a sponsor of this year’s Utah Youth Rugby State Championships. Rugby helps kids become stronger, more confid...
05/08/2026

Proud to be a sponsor of this year’s Utah Youth Rugby State Championships.

Rugby helps kids become stronger, more confident, more resilient, and more respectful—on and off the field. For many families, the culture and character development are just as valuable as the fitness gains.

05/08/2026

Margins aren’t a finance detail. They’re the business model.

Confession: I Never Had a DJ Name 🎧One of my regrets in life? I never had a DJ name. Back in 1991, my best friend and I ...
12/12/2025

Confession: I Never Had a DJ Name 🎧

One of my regrets in life? I never had a DJ name. Back in 1991, my best friend and I decided to start a mobile disco business. We borrowed money from family, bought a rig, and loaded up on vinyl records. (Yes, actual vinyl!)

It was slow going at first. Eventually, my friend and I agreed I should buy him out and run the business solo. That was my first taste of generating leads and getting booked for gigs—no TikTok, no Instagram, just good old Yellow Pages. I got a few calls, but let’s just say the conversion rate was… not impressive.

Then I found the gold mine: Church! The local young single adults loved a good dance, and they were always looking for a DJ. I volunteered my services for free, specializing in 80s music (which, let’s be honest, is still the best dance music).

After a couple of church gigs, the calls started rolling in from couples who’d been at the dances and wanted a DJ for their wedding receptions. 💸 The more free dances I did, the more wedding bookings I got. I kept my prices reasonable, and suddenly there was no competition—just me and my vinyl.

At every wedding, guests who’d been to the dances would come up to the DJ booth and book me for their own receptions. It was the ultimate referral engine.

Lessons learnt:

🎵 Deliver what your customer actually wants—these folks loved 80s music
🎸 Think long-term—free gigs kept me in front of my ideal audience
🥁 Be outstanding—showing versatility based on the crowd always paid off

Oh, and one more thing: have the coolest business card in the world!

Did you ever have a side hustle or a gig that taught you something unexpected? Share your story below—I’d love to hear it!

Looking back on my high school track days, one date stands out: February 27, 1988. That was the day I won the Senior Vic...
12/10/2025

Looking back on my high school track days, one date stands out: February 27, 1988. That was the day I won the Senior Victor Ludorum trophy at the Pretoria English Medium High School athletics meet—taking first in the 200m, 400m, and 800m for the u17 boys. I even set a new meet record in the 200m. Just two days earlier, I’d picked up the best senior boy trophy at the D-Bond meet, with a record in the 400m.

Before the meet, my mom gave me a classic piece of advice: “Don’t get arrogant.” I was young, confident, and probably a little too sure of myself, but her words stuck with me. A year later, a pulled hamstring put a serious dent in my senior season—a not-so-subtle reminder that humility and hard work matter.

Life’s thrown plenty of highs and lows my way since then. Every time I hit a setback, I remember my mom’s advice and try to tackle the challenge with humility and resilience.

Thomas S. Monson said it best: “He measures the abundant life by the capacity to face trouble with courage, disappointment with cheerfulness, and triumph with humility.”

The real win isn’t just crossing the finish line—it’s in the struggle, the grit, and the decision to get up and keep going. Whether you’re riding high or flat on your back, it’s the moment you choose to swim again that really counts.

What’s a lesson from your youth that’s stuck with you? Drop it in the comments—I’d love to hear your story!

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Highland, UT
84003

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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