🎙️ New Episode Out Now with Nick Johnson & Gabe Einhorn
(Yes… Gabe should’ve been a cowboy 🤠)

This conversation went far deeper than we expected. We dive into:
✨ How faith and purpose shape long-term business success
🥃 The best of Tennessee living — distilleries, caves, music, and culture
🏗️ Construction, growth, and the mindset behind building things that truly last

If you’re interested in how real relationships, grounded values, and smart business decisions intersect, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

Meet two great guys:

Nick Johnson — builder of all things construction at Ryzec Building Group, licensed commercial real estate broker at SVN, and connector of people, relationships, and opportunities as Chairman of Contractors, Closers & Connections. I’m committed to elevating our industry through meaningful partnerships and strong community ties. Above all, I’m a proud husband and father to three wonderful children, grateful for the life and purpose that drive everything I do.

Gabe Einhorn — the founder and CEO of VryfID, the renter-first identity and document platform fixing the chaotic NYC rental process. He’s also the founder of Prays, a rapidly growing faith-driven apparel and media brand, and he arranges commercial real estate debt financing nationwide. At just 24, Gabe is building multiple companies at once and documenting the entire journey through social media.

For property evaluations you can reach me at 615-212-5524 - Carson@passive.investments

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Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice. Always consult your attorney, CPA, or financial advisor before making any financial decisions. All investments and property ownership carry risk, including the potential loss of principal.

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