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​‪@ben.casalinho‬ was just like every high school kid, he loved talking basketball. When he realized he wanted to do something about his passion, he never looked back.

Since 2022, he's been making NBA Content daily and it helped him be self-employed by the time he graduated from one of the best sports media school's in the country. He's got nearly 450,000 followers across his social media accounts, delivering people concise reports and stories around the NBA.

In this conversation, Casalinho talks the pros and cons of being self-employed, where the content creator space is going and the value of being concise.

0:00 Intro
0:43 Welcome To Holden Conversations! Ben Casalinho Joins the Pod
1:41 Ben's Content Journey
5:16 How Content Processes Evolve
10:19 How Ben Started Working for Himself
13:18 Journalistic Skills
16:04 Taking an Untraditional Media Path
22:35 Working Alone
33:34 Financial Planning as a Content Creator
35:54 Finding Joy
43:14 What’s Next for Ben?
46:25 Advice to Younger Self
47:45 Thanks for Watching Holden Conversations!

Ben's Socials:
YouTube: ‪@ben.casalinho‬
TikTok:   / bencasalinho  
Instagram:   / bencasalinho  


Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7iZfmiA...
YouTube:   / @holdensherman  
Instagram:   / holdenconversations  

About Holden Conversations:
Hi everyone! Holden Conversations is a place to highlight the unique experiences of Gen Z creators and story tellers throughout the media landscape. This channel is a casual spot for conversations and reflections on the biggest moments of people's careers and passions that hopes to show people they can accomplish whatever they want to in media, independent of their school, age, or background.

With my experience covering the NBA, college sports and interning in multiple large markets at a young age, my conversations are a place for my guests to share what it's like to be telling national stories so young and explain the journeys they took to get to where they are now.