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Black Belt Business
Matthew Brenner
99 episodes
11 hours ago
Behind the scenes insights from the Top 1% of martial arts business owners, instructors, and athletes. If you want to learn how to grow your martial arts school, keep more of your student for longer, and create a team of instructors you can depend on, this podcast is for you.
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Behind the scenes insights from the Top 1% of martial arts business owners, instructors, and athletes. If you want to learn how to grow your martial arts school, keep more of your student for longer, and create a team of instructors you can depend on, this podcast is for you.
Show more...
Entrepreneurship
Business
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Martial Arts Branding [Jewlianna Ramos Ortiz Ep. 80]
Black Belt Business
1 hour 31 seconds
7 months ago
Martial Arts Branding [Jewlianna Ramos Ortiz Ep. 80]

Matthew Brenner interviews Jewelianna Ramos Ortiz, a martial artist, stunt actor, and aspiring film producer. They discuss Jewels' lifelong journey in martial arts, the challenges faced by female martial artists, and the importance of building a personal brand on social media. Jewels shares her insights on encouraging more women to become martial arts instructors and the value of martial arts in education. The conversation also touches on the transition from competitor to stunt actor and the impact of social media on the martial arts community. In this conversation, Jewelianna Ramos-Ortiz shares her journey from a unique martial arts enthusiast to a successful stunt performer and actress. She emphasizes the importance of individuality, the connection between martial arts and stunt work, and the storytelling aspect of stunts. Jewelianna discusses her experiences with high-risk stunts, the challenges of navigating the acting world, and the significance of personal branding versus business branding. She also highlights the necessity of taking action in social media growth and the mindset required to succeed in the entertainment industry.


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Black Belt Business
Behind the scenes insights from the Top 1% of martial arts business owners, instructors, and athletes. If you want to learn how to grow your martial arts school, keep more of your student for longer, and create a team of instructors you can depend on, this podcast is for you.