Henry Harrison Dallas TX Podcast

Henry Harrison Dallas TX Podcast

@henryharrison-dallastexas · 18K subscribers · 191 videos · English

Welcome to the Henry Harrison Entrepreneurs, Business, and Finance Podcast, where insightful conversations unfold at the intersection of innovation, commerce…

Episodes

48:12

Michael Trkolta: The 10% Rule — Recurring Revenue, Client Risk, and Leaning Into AI

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Guest: Michael Trkolta

One client grew to 60% of his revenue. When they left, Michael Trkolta laid off nearly 40% of his staff — and made a rule he has never broken since. The turning point in this conversation is a failure. WebOracle's largest client grew to 60% of company revenue, and when they left, Michael cut nearly 40% of his staff. He describes it as the worst day of his life. His wife reframed it as the best one.

34:36

Hiten Sonpal: Replacing Hydraulics and Commercializing Deep Tech

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Guest: Hiten Sonpal

Hydraulics is a $750 billion market that hasn't seen a real breakthrough in actuation in decades. Hiten Sonpal is running the company trying to end it. Hiten Sonpal joined as CEO two years ago to solve a problem that was never scientific. The technology worked. The patents — more than twenty of them — were solid.

48:12

Recurring Revenue, Client Risk & AI: How Michael Trkolta Runs 3 Agencies | Henry Harrison Podcast

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One client grew to 60% of his revenue. When they left, Michael Trkolta laid off nearly 40% of his staff — and made a rule he has never broken since: no single client is ever allowed to exceed 10% of total revenue. In this conversation with Henry Harrison, Michael breaks down the operating decisions behind that — and why he believes agencies refusing to adopt AI are already losing their best people to the ones that did.

34:36

Replacing Hydraulics: How RISE Robotics Built the World's Strongest Robotic Arm | Hiten Sonpal

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Guests: Hiten Sonpal, Replacing Hydraulics

Hydraulics is a $750 billion market that hasn't seen a real actuation breakthrough in decades. Hiten Sonpal is running the company trying to end it. In this conversation with Henry Harrison, Hiten breaks down what it actually takes to move a deep-tech invention from a patent portfolio to a production line — and why the hardest part was never the science.

38:35

S6E10 — Edward DuCoin: From a $102 Startup to NASDAQ, and the Comeback That Followed

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In 1984, Edward DuCoin registered a trade name for $102 and started a company from his bedroom. Sixteen years later it was a NASDAQ-listed business with 1,000 employees and $20 million in revenue. Then a bookkeeping error escalated into a $692,000 IRS claim — later resolved at under $30,000 — that ripped his company and reputation apart and took a decade to overcome.

38:35

From a $102 Startup to NASDAQ — and the Comeback That Followed | Edward DuCoin

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Guest: Edward DuCoin

Edward DuCoin started a company from his bedroom in 1984 with $102 — the cost of a certificate of trade name. It grew to 1,000 employees, $20 million in revenue, and a NASDAQ listing. Then a bookkeeping error spiraled into a $692,000 IRS claim that was later resolved at under $30,000, but left his reputation in ruins and DuCoin, in his words, unemployable.

51:23

Retirement Runs on Income with Jeremiah Konger, Founder of Annuity Association

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Guest: Jeremiah Konger

Most financial advice focuses on accumulating wealth. Jeremiah Konger built his company around the harder problem: what happens when the paycheck stops. Jeremiah is the founder of Annuity Association, an independent annuity advisory firm with relationships across more than 80 carriers — a deliberate contrast to an industry where most advisors represent only two or three companies.

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