In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, hosts Jack Maher and Chase Calhoun dive deep into the real role social media plays in construction, real estate investing, and small business growth—even when there’s no immediate ROI.

Chase shares his journey from reluctantly posting content to building a powerful personal and company brand through consistent social media marketing. They discuss how marketing has shifted from traditional word-of-mouth to digital brand recognition, why most business owners misunderstand ROI, and how showing up consistently builds trust long before a deal ever happens.

This conversation covers:

• Why social media is today’s version of word-of-mouth marketing

• How construction and real estate businesses can win without selling online

• The mindset shift required to invest in marketing long-term

• Posting cadence, content volume, and why “low-production” content often performs better

• Measuring success through impressions, brand trust, and future opportunity

• Practical advice for business owners intimidated by social media

Whether you’re a builder, real estate investor, developer, or small business owner, this episode will challenge how you think about marketing and show you why starting now—even imperfectly—can compound into massive future growth.

If you’ve been hesitant to lean into social media, this episode may be the push you need.

In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun (Apex Professional Construction + Chase Calhoun Real Estate) and Jack Maher (John Mayer Builders) break down one of the most powerful tools for business growth: KPIs and EOS Scorecards.

If you’ve ever felt like your business numbers are “out of control” or you’re reacting to problems too late, this episode is your roadmap to tracking the right metrics — and using leading indicators to stay proactive instead of reactive.

Chase shares how his team implemented KPIs during their first year running the EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System), including how they build scorecards at both the leadership level and the department level. Jack dives into how KPI systems evolve over time, why most businesses track too many lagging indicators, and how to create better metrics by working backward from last year’s problems.

They also explore how the concept of tracking “scorecards” applies beyond business — including personal goals, marriage check-ins, and team accountability.

✅ What KPIs really are (and why “what you track matters”)
✅ The difference between leading vs. lagging indicators
✅ How EOS Scorecards help teams stay aligned and accountable
✅ How to structure KPIs across departments (3–7 per department + leadership roll-up)
✅ Why marketing + leasing require better tracking (lead sources, follow-up speed, renewals)
✅ How to create KPI systems that prevent problems instead of reporting them after the fact
✅ How to apply KPI thinking to personal goals and performance habits

If you're a business owner, operator, or leader looking to scale in 2026 with better clarity and control, this episode will help you start tracking the metrics that drive growth — not just the ones that report it.

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Gratitude might sound “touchy-feely,” but for high performers, entrepreneurs, and business owners, it can be one of the most powerful tools for growth, clarity, and resilience.

In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Jack Maher (John Maher Builders) and Chase Calhoun (Apex Professional Construction + Chase Calhoun Real Estate) unpack why gratitude is more than a mindset—it’s a strategy.

They dive into how gratitude helps entrepreneurs:

• Stop the cycle of comparison

• Stay grounded while pursuing aggressive goals

• Avoid burnout and frustration

• Strengthen relationships at home and at work

• Shift from “I have to” → “I get to”

• Measure progress using “The Gap and the Gain” framework

Jack and Chase also connect gratitude to business operating systems like EOS, quarterly rocks, and scorecards—showing how gratitude helps teams stay encouraged even during tough markets.

You’ll also hear personal stories about parenting, marriage, and high-performance fitness (including Ironman training), and how gratitude can instantly reset your attitude when life gets stressful.

If you’re heading into the new year ready for a reset—this episode will help you reflect on how far you’ve come, refocus your mindset, and plan for what’s next.

✅ Gratitude as a growth tool for entrepreneurs
✅ Why journaling and reflection actually work
✅ The Gap and the Gain mindset explained
✅ EOS, rocks, scorecards, and measuring progress
✅ Comparison and the “thief of joy” trap
✅ Gratitude in marriage, parenting, and leadership
✅ A practical year-end gratitude exercise using photos

Before setting your goals for next year, take 10 minutes to look back through the year’s photos and write down 5 things you’re grateful for—then use that as your foundation for goal-setting.

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In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, host Chase Calhoun sits down with Jack Maher for a powerful, practical conversation on goal setting that actually works—especially as you wrap up one year and prepare for the next.

They break down why most people know goal setting is important but still fail to follow through, and how high performers approach goals differently. From SMART goals and habit tracking to stretch goals, accountability, and regular reviews, this episode is packed with actionable frameworks you can immediately apply to your business, finances, health, and relationships.

Chase shares how his approach to goal setting evolved through communities like GoBundance, while Jack explains how categorizing goals into achievable, stretch, and “moonshot” tiers helps maintain focus and momentum. They also discuss why writing goals down, sharing them with others, and reviewing them consistently can dramatically increase your odds of success.

Whether you’re brand new to goal setting or looking to level up your process, this episode will help you create clarity, build better habits, and move intentionally toward the life you want.

Topics covered include:

• Why writing goals down dramatically increases success

• How to set SMART, measurable goals instead of vague intentions

• Habit-based goal setting for fitness, finances, and performance

• The power of accountability partners and external perspective

• Using goal categories to avoid imbalance and burnout

• How AI tools like ChatGPT can help you set better goals

If you’re serious about relentless growth, this episode will help you stop drifting and start executing with purpose.

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Is modular housing the future of affordable homebuilding—or just another overhyped trend?

In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, hosts Jack Maher and Chase Calhoun dive deep into the realities of modular construction, prefabricated homes, and how factory-built housing could reshape the construction and real estate industries.

We break down:

• The key differences between modular homes and mobile homes

• Why modular housing is gaining traction amid the housing affordability crisis

• How factory-built homes can cut construction timelines from months to days

• The real cost savings (and limitations) of modular construction

• Regulatory and permitting challenges cities face with modular housing

• Why localized factories may be the key to scaling modular development

• How interest rates, carrying costs, and speed-to-market impact builders and investors

• The future of construction innovation, including robotics, automation, and 3D-printed homes

Chase shares firsthand insights from conversations with major modular housing manufacturers, including eye-opening examples of bulk purchasing power, appliance cost reductions, and factory efficiency that traditional builders can’t easily match.

We also explore why some futuristic solutions—like 3D-printed concrete homes—may struggle with adoption, design preferences, and real-world economics, especially compared to modular homes that qualify for traditional mortgage financing.

Whether you’re a:

• Home builder

• Real estate investor

• Developer

• Construction professional

• Or just curious about the future of housing

This episode will challenge how you think about how homes are built—and what’s coming next.

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In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher break down one of the biggest questions real estate investors face: when to sell a rental property, when to do a cash-out refinance, and when to hold long-term.

They discuss how your end goal changes the math (10 paid-off rentals vs scaling a company), why today’s interest rate environment makes recycling capital harder, and the key mindset shifts that help investors stay active without getting forced into bad decisions. You’ll also hear practical rules of thumb like “the best time to sell is when someone wants to buy” and “the best time to borrow is when you don’t need it,” plus why taxes and depreciation recapture matter more than most investors realize.

Topics covered:

• Sell vs refi vs hold: how to choose the right move

• Building wealth vs building a business (different strategies)

• How higher rates changed deal structure and cash-out refis

• Avoiding “forced sales” and planning ahead for liquidity

• Capital gains, flips, cost seg, and depreciation recapture basics

• Staying in the game: flexibility, action, and long-term positioning

Perfect for new and experienced investors navigating rentals, portfolios, and growth in a changing market.

Is the American Dream shifting from owning to renting? In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, hosts Jack Maher and Chase Calhoun dig into the housing trends reshaping real estate in 2025—starting with a shocking stat: the average first-time homebuyer age has jumped to 40 (up from 33 just a few years ago).

Jack and Chase break down what’s driving the surge—affordability, lifestyle flexibility, job mobility, location preferences, and “maintenance fatigue.” They explore why the U.S. may be moving toward a renter nation, and why demand is rising for build-to-rent communities that offer the space of a home (yard, garage, room for a family) without the long-term commitment of ownership.

They also dive into an overlooked opportunity: the growing need for 55+ and senior housing, including how aging homeowners think differently about renting, amenities, and long-term stability. Plus, Chase shares a practical framework for younger buyers: buy your first home like a future rental—or rent confidently if you value flexibility.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why first-time homebuyers are waiting longer than ever

• Renting by choice vs. renting because of affordability

• What a “renter nation” means for real estate investors

• Why build-to-rent may be the next major housing wave

• The future of 55+ / senior living and long-term renters

• A smart strategy for buying your first property with investing in mind

If you’re a builder, investor, or future homebuyer trying to understand where housing is headed, this one’s for you.

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In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, hosts Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher dive into one of the most important — yet often overlooked — factors in your long-term success: the people you surround yourself with.

Whether you’re building a business, growing in your faith, improving your fitness, or striving to become a better spouse or parent, your inner circle will determine your direction. Chase and Jack share personal stories of how intentionally choosing their environment, mentors, and peer groups propelled their growth in entrepreneurship, real estate development, fitness, and mindset.

You’ll hear:
🔥 How a single connection saved Jack’s development company half a million dollars overnight
🔥 Why Chase feels more understood when talking with high-level operators than traditional bankers
🔥 How joining GoBundance and leveling up rooms changed the trajectory of both their lives
🔥 Why feeling uncomfortable is often the sign you’re finally in the right room
🔥 The difference between a “who” and a “super who”—and how to find both
🔥 How to navigate the loneliness gap when you outgrow your old circles
🔥 Why doing hard things (like Ironman training) prepares you for every other challenge in life
🔥 The importance of defining who you want to become before choosing your environment

This episode is a deep, honest look at the realities of growth—why it’s uncomfortable, why it’s worth it, and how anyone can accelerate their progress by intentionally choosing the right people to learn from and grow with.

If you're an entrepreneur, real estate investor, growth-minded leader, or someone hungry for more out of life, this episode will hit home.

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In this episode of The Relentless Growth Podcast, hosts Chase Calhoun and Jack Maher dive deep into one of the most misunderstood topics in the world of success: how to build wealth without losing who you are.

Fresh off a GoBundance health & longevity event, Chase shares personal insights from his journey—starting from nothing, building wealth slowly, and learning how identity, health, family, and faith play crucial roles along the way. Jack reflects on his experience in real estate, the importance of renewals during slow market seasons, and how wealth can either magnify the good—or amplify the bad—depending on your internal foundation.

This conversation tackles:
✔️ How to pursue wealth without sacrificing family, health, or values
✔️ Why identity is so important for men on the rise
✔️ The danger of tying happiness to income goals
✔️ Why wealthy people often live modest lives
✔️ How to avoid lifestyle creep as you earn more
✔️ What REAL wealth looks like (and what it’s not)
✔️ Why milestones don’t magically change how you feel
✔️ The importance of surrounding yourself with the right people
✔️ How money acts as a “magnifier” of your character
✔️ The mindset needed when you're just starting out

Whether you’re early in your entrepreneurial journey or already experiencing success, this episode will challenge your mindset, help you avoid common traps, and encourage you to focus on relentless growth in all areas of life—not just your bank account.

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Are you running a business that feels like it’s bursting at the seams? In this episode of The Relentless Growth Podcast, hosts Jack Maher and Chase Calhoun (Apex Professional Construction) dive deep into the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) — the proven framework that helps small and medium-sized business owners get organized, scale efficiently, and reduce chaos.

Chase and Jack share their firsthand experiences implementing EOS — from early struggles managing growth and communication to the game-changing benefits of structured meetings, clear accountability, and powerful leadership frameworks. They unpack how EOS has helped them:

• Align leadership teams and clarify company vision

• Run effective Level 10 Meetings that actually solve problems

• Scale from a handful of employees to over seventy

• Balance growth, stress, and personal discipline (including 75 Hard!)

Whether you’re a construction entrepreneur, startup founder, or small-business owner, this episode will help you understand how EOS and tools like 90.io or Traction can bring clarity and direction to your business.

📘 Resources Mentioned:

• Traction by Gino Wickman

• EOS Worldwide: www.eosworldwide.com

• 90.io – EOS implementation software

👉 Tune in to learn how to implement EOS in your company, whether you self-implement or hire a professional EOS implementer — and why the best time to start is before you think you need it.

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