How would I describe this interview with Bryton Udy. His story is a riddle that I couldn’t wait to get the solution for. How does a Hockey Player, award-nominated country Music entertainer become a marketing & branding guru?  

I was absolutely fascinated and honestly, he did not disappoint. This episode is for anyone professional and business owners that need to pivot. 

Bryton is now taking his knowledge and experience and helping small businesses and thought leaders find clarity and confidence in their own branding and marketing with his brand coaching company, At Heart Branding Co.

• 3 secret ingredients of branding
• The value of an emotional barometer
• The #1 rule of branding
• Art of perception
• At Heart Clarity Framework
• How branding is deeper than looks
• How to Find Your Own Authentic Way
• How individuals and companies can benefit from branding
• How #COVID is a pulse check for all companies
• And so much more

And get this, He even has a free video course - 3 Minute Marketing Magic and is even giving away a 1-hour free coaching call.  And, he’s a fellow podcaster, At Heart Branding Podcast.

Talk about value and giving back!  He’s definitely all HEART.

From the ice to the stage, and even the boardroom, Bryton Udy has found success in various endeavors in his life. First playing Jr. Hockey chasing a NCAA scholarship, to releasing a top 20 Single at Canadian Country Radio and being nominated for multiple Canadian Country Music Awards, Bryton is now taking his knowledge and experience and helping small businesses and thought leaders find clarity and confidence in their own branding and marketing with his brand coaching company, At Heart Branding Co.  And.. he’s a fellow podcaster, At Heart Branding Podcast.

Website: atheart.co

Personal Instagram: @brytonudy

At Heart Instagram: @atheartco

YouTube Channel: At Heart Co

Apple Podcast: At Heart Branding Podcast

Hope you enjoy this episode and are staying safe.

P.S.  He even told me I was a fantastic interviewer!! What?!?!?  Let me know if you agree or disagree.  I’d love to get your feedback.