Biggest misconception about being a content creator.

That you just point and shoot and that's all it is.

I think there's a lot behind the scenes.

We may laugh, we learn, we might be your game's missin' peace.

What's up guys? Today on the pod we're chatting with Brittany Eisenhower.

You might know her from her four seasons in the NWSL with the Orlando Pride and Angel City, or you might even know her as one of the coolest, funniest soccer content creators on social media. Whether it's on TikTok, YouTube, or Instagram, Rick creates some of the most relatable content girls, and we are such big fans of hers. We talked about making the pivot from professional soccer to

content creation, how she deals with confidence on and off the field and some of the crazy

adventures she's had. It was an awesome conversation. Check it out. Well, Bert, thank you so much

for coming on. For our listeners who maybe, I'm sure most of them know you from, you know,

TikTok and Instagram, but can you tell them a little bit about your background?

Yeah. My name is Brittany Eisenhower. Grew up playing soccer my whole life. I played in the

NWSL for the Orlando Pride for two years and then Angel City. And during my time playing,

started posting on social media. And now that's kind of my full-time job so yeah that's

what I'm doing did you start doing fun funny content like humorous content while you were still

playing professionally yeah it actually started I'd say obviously TikTok took off around like 20 20

everybody was on their phones and it just kind of was right place,

right time and started posting when I was playing. At that time, it was all like trending sounds,

right? So you just scroll, find a turning sound, apply it to soccer, which was easy. And then,

and then post it. So I just kind of posted for fun back then and never imagined it would grow into something like this. But I'm sure you guys feel the same way. You guys were like the OGs. I was always inspired by your stuff.

Yeah, well, you are killing it on TikTok now. You've cracked the code of whatever you're supposed to be doing on there. When did you feel like this was an actual, like, viable option for,

like, career or job moving forward? Like, was there a moment where you're like, oh, wow,

like, I'm starting to really get the hang of this and it's coming supernatural and you're, like,

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