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Kristel Valencia

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Hoy en Vamos Mundo Magazine nos acompañó la Periodista Deportiva y Directora de Contenidos en Español de MLS Kristel Valencia

Vamos Mundo Magazine - Kristel Valencia, Qué Se Siente Ser Periodista Deportivo

For years, Kristel Valencia worked as an event planner for Coca-Cola. She is a proud daughter of Mexican parents who immigrated to Georgia when Kristel was just 10 months old. After a death in her family made Kristel realize the importance of time, she quit her job to finally chase after her entrepreneurial dream. Today, Kristel is the founder of Cafecito, a coffee shop that serves beverages and snacks influenced by her Mexican heritage.  In this episode, Kristel talks to us about the importance of having a network of supporters and mentors. Kristel, a single mom, also shares with us the lessons in running a business that she’s now able to impart to her own son. To learn more about Cafecito, visit cafecitocoffeeshop.com --  Love our podcast? Subscribe, rate, and leave us a review.  For more information about GoDaddy's social impact work, visit GoDaddy.com/godaddy-for-good  This podcast is powered by GoDaddy and made with the help of our producers at Hueman Group Media.

For years, Kristel Valencia worked as an event planner for Coca-Cola. She is a proud daughter of Mexican parents who immigrated to Georgia when Kristel was just 10 months old. After a death in her family made Kristel realize the importance of time, she quit her job to finally chase after her entrepreneurial dream. Today, Kristel is the founder of Cafecito, a coffee shop that serves beverages and snacks influenced by her Mexican heritage. In this episode, Kristel talks to us about the importance of having a network of supporters and mentors. Kristel, a single mom, also shares with us the lessons in running a business that she’s now able to impart to her own son. To learn more about Cafecito, visit <a href="//www.cafecitocoffeeshop.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">cafecitocoffeeshop.com</a> -- Love our podcast? <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/made-here/id1521956279" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Subscribe, rate, and leave us a review</a>. For more information about GoDaddy's social impact work, visit <a href="https://www.godaddy.com/godaddy-for-good" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">GoDaddy.com/godaddy-for-good</a> This podcast is powered by <a href="https://www.godaddy.com/" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">GoDaddy</a> and made with the help of our producers at <a href="https://www.huemangroupmedia.com/" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Hueman Group Media</a>.

Chasing Your Entrepreneurial Dream | Kristel Valencia

Eric Wynalda

Franco Panizo

Chicken Little was wrong. The sky wasn’t falling for the US national team. In fact, Jurgen Klinsmann’s boys won Group A thanks to a gutty win against Paraguay and some wholesale tinkering by Colombian manager Jose Pekerman against Costa Rica. The guys break down the shorthanded victory in Philly, then look toward Ecuador in the quarterfinals with Fox Sports and Sirius XM pundit (and USMNT legend) Eric Wynalda. Rein in those expectations, but Waldo says the final is possible. FutbolMLS.com’s Kristel Valencia, a daughter of Ecuador, is an enemy until Thursday night, but she gives you the inside scoop anyway.   Of course, the tournament is bigger than Group A. First, the no call that saw Peru sneak past Brazil and eliminate the five-time World Cup winners from the tournament. Was it a handball? Of course, it was, says just about everyone but Raul Ruidiaz. Franco Panizo joins to shine a light behind the scenes, then the guys attempt to play out the tournament via prediction. Will the US make the final? Will Mexico crash out? You’ll have to listen to find out.   In the mailbag, a moment to honor the people of Orlando in their time of mourning followed by a US Open Cup preview, defense of Gyasi Zardes (but not his first touch) and advice on how to survive the summer soccer glut.

Chicken Little was wrong. The sky wasn’t falling for the US national team. In fact, Jurgen Klinsmann’s boys won Group A thanks to a gutty win against Paraguay and some wholesale tinkering by Colombian manager Jose Pekerman against Costa Rica. The guys break down the shorthanded victory in Philly, then look toward Ecuador in the quarterfinals with Fox Sports and Sirius XM pundit (and USMNT legend) Eric Wynalda. Rein in those expectations, but Waldo says the final is possible. <a href="http://FutbolMLS.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FutbolMLS.com</a>’s Kristel Valencia, a daughter of Ecuador, is an enemy until Thursday night, but she gives you the inside scoop anyway. Of course, the tournament is bigger than Group A. First, the no call that saw Peru sneak past Brazil and eliminate the five-time World Cup winners from the tournament. Was it a handball? Of course, it was, says just about everyone but Raul Ruidiaz. Franco Panizo joins to shine a light behind the scenes, then the guys attempt to play out the tournament via prediction. Will the US make the final? Will Mexico crash out? You’ll have to listen to find out. In the mailbag, a moment to honor the people of Orlando in their time of mourning followed by a US Open Cup preview, defense of Gyasi Zardes (but not his first touch) and advice on how to survive the summer soccer glut.

ExtraTime Radio: Eric Wynalda (Fox Sports), Kristel Valencia (FutbolMLS), Franco Panizo (SBI Soccer)