What if showing up on video didn’t have to feel overwhelming — and could actually become the easiest way to grow your brand?
In this episode, I’m joined by Ed Troxell, personal brand coach and video strategist, who helps entrepreneurs stand out online without getting lost in the tech, the hustle, or the self-doubt. Ed shares how he went from dreading video to launching his own daily talk show, and how that experience shaped the simple system he now teaches his clients.
We talk about:
🎥 Why video is the fastest path to building trust and visibility
🎥 The most common excuses holding people back and how to move past them
🎥 Ed’s “Just 15” method for showing up consistently without burning out
🎥 How to reframe your self-talk so you actually enjoy hitting record
🎥 Real client results (including doubling business in just six months)
Whether you’re a realtor, coach, or creative entrepreneur, this conversation will help you ditch the perfectionism, show up as yourself, and finally put video to work in your business.
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Connect with Ed:
- edtroxell.com
- Instagram: @edtroxellcreativeig
- LinkedIn: @edtroxell
👉🏻 And don't forget to grab Ed's Free Visibility Plan — the first step to marketing your business in just 15 minutes a day.
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Work with us: www.hudsonandco.co
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