In this episode of the Relentless CEO podcast, host Adam Kuer explores the relationship between happiness and power. Contrary to common misconceptions about power, Adam explains how it refers to the control we have over our own lives and various aspects such as health, growth, and relationships. He shares personal experiences and insights that led him to discover the correlation between power and happiness.

In this re-casted episode of the Relentless CEO Podcast, Adam and Jadi discuss in depth, a lot of the common issues and problems a lot of schools are facing in the 21st century, as well as some of the new things that are/need to be implemented in modern day martial arts schools now.

In this RETURNING Episode of the now, Relentless CEO Podcast, Adam discusses the need for innovation and forward-thinking in the martial arts industry. He emphasizes the importance of pushing the industry into the future and making a bigger impact. The goal of the podcast and every service provided is to make improvements to a system that has been broken for too long.

He encourages listeners to embrace innovation in their curriculum, business systems, marketing, and student experience. He warns that those who are against innovation risk becoming the "blockbuster of the martial arts industry" instead of adapting and becoming the "Netflix of the martial arts industry."

Adam also stresses the importance of changing one's mindset and surrounding oneself with positive influences in the industry. He believes that limiting beliefs and excuses are the biggest obstacles to success in the martial arts industry.

Martial Arts owners need to begin thinking like CEOs and make logic and data-driven decisions. Emotional intelligence is crucial to making sound decisions in any situation.

In this episode, Adam shares one of his favorite strategies for leveling up personal and business growth – putting yourself in rooms where you feel like the least knowledgeable person. Surrounding yourself with individuals who are more successful in specific areas of their lives or businesses provides an incredible opportunity to learn and implement their insights for your own success.

In this episode, Adam engages in a Q&A session, addressing a range of topics including leadership, small business loans, and martial arts school management. He also shares insights on upgrade programs and their impact on students.

In today's episode, Adam introduces a unique format where he shares motivational videos and reels from his inner circle, providing his insights and opinions on them. Join him as he explores the power of motivational content and its impact on brand awareness. Adam also encourages listeners to send in videos they find interesting for possible discussion on future episodes.

In this episode, Adam dives into the importance of revenue generation and shares insights on avoiding common pitfalls that can hinder long-term business growth. He discusses the roles of managers and CEOs in driving revenue, the drawbacks of adding too many programs, the risks of paid-in-full memberships, and the potential downsides of excessive sales and discounts.

In today's episode, Adam provides valuable insights and practical tips for martial arts school owners and instructors to enhance their class experience and improve student outcomes.

In today's episode of Relentless CEO podcast, our topic is a bit controversial as we dive into the seven sins of the martial arts industry. These are the common mistakes that many school owners make, hindering their growth and progress. While some exceptional owners excel in these areas, the average martial arts school struggles to overcome these challenges. Don't miss out on valuable insights that can transform your martial arts school and propel you towards success.

In today's special episode of The Relentless CEO podcast featuring an interview with Chatri Sityodtong, the founder and CEO of One Fighting Championship, the biggest sports media outlet in Asia for martial arts. In this podcast, Adam talks to Chatri about his life journey and how he went from being poor and homeless to building one of the biggest fight organizations on the planet. They discuss the quality of martial arts taught in the United States and some of the things that need to change for the industry to move forward. They also talk about the uniqueness of One Fighting Championship and how it is different from the UFC. Chatri also shares his passion for martial arts and his obsession with self-improvement.