Rohan Mehra is the co-founder and principal at The Prusik Group, a real estate development company based out of Manhattan.  Rohan and his partner and team have been the key developers in landmarks such as Essex Crossing, The Market Line, and the new Target and Trader Joe's development in Harlem by working with the NAACP.  Rohan believes in enhancing existing neighborhood cultures with big box retailers can be a win for all as it brings jobs and opportunities for more afforable housing, museums, and other typically rent strained individuals or organizations.  

Join me in my conversation with Rohan on a quick snapshot of how he got to where he is today and what he recommends anyone that's curious about dipping their toe into commercial real estate should do.  

Check it out now and be inspired to take an easy step towards reaching your audacious goals.  

Senior Living isn't what it used to be.  With happy hours and active social event schedules, many are choosing to move to senior living sooner if they can find the right place.  Which is exactly what Scott McCorvie is doing with Vita Senior Living.  Vita meaning Life, Scott's senior living communities will be targeting the active lifestyle senior and all that the new generation of seniors is wanting is life with some assistance.  

Join Scott McCorvie and I in an understanding of where senior living is today and what is expected with the aging popultion increasing, choosing the right senior living facility can make all the difference in the world. For all family involved.  

I am so excited about today’s podcast!  Today’s guest has work that’s been featured in the Smithsonian Rolling Stones magazines, he did the poster for the 2009 Beijing Olympic games, and you can see his artwork in just about every Taco Bell store on this planet and his artwork was the feature of an international campaign for Absolute Vodka. 

Mark T Smith’s artwork is the epidemy of cool and yet timeless.   For decades Mark has had a passion for bringing unique colorful collage-like paintings to the masses. 

In today’s episode Mark brings his perspective on how art influences financial investments like the Wynwood neighborhood in Miami to how art provides a voice when words are not permitted in times of war or civil unrest. 

Join me in learning the ins and outs of art and how you can take an easy step in understanding how art can be used as an investment tool as well as make an impact on personal emotios and fulfillment.  Thanks for spending time with us today!