Learn How to Create your Own Platform, Kailee Cavaliere Founder of Sports Passport

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This podcast is possible due to the donations of its supporters. Donate here if you believe in what we do: https://anchor.fm/sportsasajob/support We are joined by Kailee Cavaliere, who serves as an Executive Assistant for the Boston Red Sox. Working in the sports industry, she was inspired to create a platform that encompassed sports, travel, and food. Kailee started “The Sports Passport,” a blog that takes you through different baseball stadiums across the country and the yummy treats unique to each place along the way. Let’s learn how to create our own platform with Kailee and The Sports Passport! 2:56: Kailee explains her role and responsibilities as an Executive Assistant for the Boston Red Sox - and what it entails on a daily basis. 6:00: Kailee talks about why she started The Sports Passport and where her inspiration came from. She wanted to learn more about each sports landmark - the food, history, and much more. 10:10: Kolby asks Kailee what advice she would give to someone who wanted to start their own blog on social media. Kailee delves into how important it is to be passionate during your journey. 14:55: Kailee talks about her own goals implemented in her personal blog. One of her significant tasks she accomplished was the “365 Days of Kindness.” 19:39: Kailee expresses her love for content creating for The Sports Passport. 23:45: Kailee tells us how to stay motivated and positive during quarantine - she explains how to start our own project that we are passionate about. You can follow Kailee Cavaliere on Twitter @KaileeCavaliere and connect with her on LinkedIn. Follow @thesportspassport on Instagram and visit its official website, thesportspassport.net. Send us your feedback and send us questions on our Social Media Platforms: Twitter @sportsasajob Instagram @sportsasajob Facebook @sportsasajob LinkedIn: Sports As a Job Visit our website www.sportsasajob.com

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