Are you feeling the pressure to add video to your podcast just because everyone else is doing it? Hold up, before you jump on the Apple video bandwagon, let's have a real conversation about whether this trend is actually serving you or setting you up for burnout.

I'm getting vulnerable here because last week I may have gotten a little too excited about Apple's new video feature. But after some serious reflection (and journaling in my cheetah print pajamas), I realized I might have led you astray.

The truth bomb: Just because you can add video doesn't mean you should. We're in a trust recession, and people are craving depth over dancing lawyers and trendy music overlays.

I'll share why some of my most successful clients with "spicy" content thrive on podcast platforms but would be immediately shut down on YouTube. Plus, discover why that 7% statistic about people preferring video might not be worth the energy drain.

Your 15-minute bold action challenge: Take time to evaluate what marketing strategies actually feel aligned with your energy and values. Look around at who's doing business in a way that resonates with you – are they chasing every trend or going deep with their audience?

Remember, you're not here to create ripples – you're meant for tsunamis of change. But don't dilute that tsunami by burning yourself out on strategies that don't build the deep connections your business needs.

Are you ready to stop performing and start connecting? Let's explore whether video is truly serving your mission or just adding to the content chaos.

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