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[Henry Harrison Podcast] Michael Trkolta: The 10% Rule — Recurring Revenue, Client Risk, and Leaning Into AI

[Henry Harrison Podcast] Michael Trkolta: The 10% Rule — Recurring Revenue, Client Risk, and Leaning Into AI

by henry@henryharrison.com | Aug 20, 2026 | Uncategorized

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. Michael Trkolta is the Founder and Managing Director of WebOracle and founder of Premium
[Henry Harrison Podcast] Hiten Sonpal: Replacing Hydraulics and Commercializing Deep Tech

[Henry Harrison Podcast] Hiten Sonpal: Replacing Hydraulics and Commercializing Deep Tech

by henry@henryharrison.com | Aug 19, 2026 | Uncategorized

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. RISE Robotics started in 2011 with an MIT-affiliated team chasing an Iron Man-style exos
[Henry Harrison Podcast] From $40 an Hour to Founder: Amy Ledgister on Building a Beauty Education Empire

[Henry Harrison Podcast] From $40 an Hour to Founder: Amy Ledgister on Building a Beauty Education Empire

by henry@henryharrison.com | Aug 11, 2026 | Uncategorized

Amy Ledgister spent ten years as a dental hygienist making $40 an hour. Within six months of discovering lash extensions, she was earning $400 an hour — and that leap became 3D Lash & Brow, a private beauty college in Dallas and Forney, Texas th
[Henry Harrison Podcast] S6E10 — Edward DuCoin: From a $102 Startup to NASDAQ, and the Comeback That Followed

[Henry Harrison Podcast] S6E10 — Edward DuCoin: From a $102 Startup to NASDAQ, and the Comeback That Followed

by henry@henryharrison.com | Aug 11, 2026 | Uncategorized

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
[Henry Harrison Podcast] Retirement Runs on Income with Jeremiah Konger, Founder of Annuity Association

[Henry Harrison Podcast] Retirement Runs on Income with Jeremiah Konger, Founder of Annuity Association

by henry@henryharrison.com | Aug 11, 2026 | Uncategorized

Show Notes: 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
[Henry Harrison Podcast] Escaping the Operator Trap with Mike DeJong | Henry D Harrison Dallas TX

[Henry Harrison Podcast] Escaping the Operator Trap with Mike DeJong | Henry D Harrison Dallas TX

by henry@henryharrison.com | Aug 10, 2026 | Uncategorized

Mike DeJong has built, turned around, and sold franchise locations across the country, learning how to step out of the day-to-day without the business breaking. In this episode, Henry Harrison and Mike dig into the “operator trap” — the p

[Henry Harrison Podcast] Jamie Christensen — Why Implementation Beats Strategy in Small Business Marketing

by henry@henryharrison.com | Jun 11, 2026 | Uncategorized

Fuse Associates founder Jamie Christensen joins Henry Harrison to explain why strategy is only a fraction of the work in marketing — and implementation is where results are won or lost. After 15 years in institutional finance, Jamie built a frac

[Henry Harrison Podcast] How Growing Companies Get Executive Talent Without the Full-Time Cost — Zach Nathan

by henry@henryharrison.com | Jun 9, 2026 | Uncategorized

Zach Nathan, founder of Suite Leap, joins Henry Harrison to talk about a problem most founders eventually hit: needing senior leadership before they can afford a full-time hire. Zach shares how he went from 11 years at American Airlines to

[Henry Harrison Podcast] Robert Siciliano on Cybersecurity and Becoming a Tougher Target

by henry@henryharrison.com | Jun 9, 2026 | Uncategorized

Why do criminals make billions off hardworking people every year? Because most of us do nothing to stop them. Cybersecurity and personal protection expert Robert Siciliano joins Henry Harrison to explain the psychology behind why people res

[Henry Harrison Podcast] Kep Kepner — Vulnerability, Brain Science, and the Hard Lessons That Built Two Companies

by henry@henryharrison.com | Jun 8, 2026 | Uncategorized

Kep Kepner is a repeat entrepreneur and founder of Kepner CPAs and Mindsmarts. He joins Henry Harrison to talk through an unconventional path — from his father’s Wichita manufacturing business, to IBM sales, to an Arthur Young partnership, to a
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