A document alone means nothing anymore. A PDF can be edited. A screenshot can be forged. A name can be impersonated. What matters is who the document is tied to. VryfID pairs documents with verified identities, so information isn’t just organized, it’s accountable.

I’ve met 500+ people in real life through LinkedIn. For 35 straight weeks, I’ve turned LinkedIn connections into real-life meetings. Now we’re bringing it into one room. From LinkedIn to Real Life Feb 12 • NJ Free. Food & drinks. RSVP: https://t.co/RhDwn8pv9V

Most people are told to keep faith out of business. @EinhornGabe did the opposite and started building companies at 23. On this week’s episode of Weiss Advice Podcast, I sat down with Gabe to talk about what happens when you lead with conviction instead of hiding it. Gabe

I hopped on a flight just to meet in person. Could’ve been a Zoom. Could’ve stayed home. Didn’t. I’ve built my brand by meeting people IRL… and it’s paid off. Atlanta for the day. 16 hours. Big things happened. Real life always wins.

I walked up to a random guy in NYC holding $10,000 cash. “If you can send me your rental docs in under 30 seconds, I’ll pay your next month’s rent.” Most people lose. Today, someone won, because he was ready. That’s why we built VryfID. Sign up: https://t.co/i0Gro18vE4 👀

Day 6. Whatever it takes.

Day 5. Let’s get it

“Last night was crazy.” Yeah. I stayed in and planned my year. Motivation fades. Structure wins. Alignment > chaos. How did you start yours?

Everyone says, “I’ll start next year.” It sounds smart. It sounds planned. Most of the time, it’s just procrastination. The calendar won’t change your habits. Real change starts when you stop negotiating with yourself. Start today.

We’re casually sending IDs and bank statements to people we’ve never met, and pretending that’s normal. Secure files aren’t enough anymore. What actually matters is identity and verification. Slow weeks bring clarity.

Day 4.

Any cold calling advice for me?

Missed apartments. Rushed applications. Repeated fees. Unnecessary stress. Scattered documents cost renters time, money, and opportunities, especially in NYCs fast-moving markets. Organization isn’t a luxury. It’s the difference between landing an apartment and missing it.

In a competitive rental market, landlords aren’t just choosing the “best” tenant, they’re choosing the most prepared one. Complete documents. Fast response. Clear information. Readiness is a signal. And now, most renters don’t have the tools to stay ready. That’s changing.

Applying for apartments shouldn’t feel like a fire drill- but for most it does. Different portals & requirements. Same documents over and over again. The stress isn’t accidental, the system was never built to stay organized. Readiness shouldn’t be the hardest part of renting.

Your rental application contains: Your identity Your income Your home address Your guarantor’s financial life That’s not just paperwork That’s your entire digital footprint. It deserves real protection. #Renting #IdentityVerification Join the movement: https://t.co/MHvQ0TCd4v

Day 3.

Most people slow down during the holidays. I didn’t. Cold calling. Building. Documenting every day. Quiet seasons show who’s serious. @Vryf_Id

Day 2.

Can I really help 100,000 renters in NYC? 5 months ago, renting here broke me. Not income. Not credit. One missing document. I lost an apartment I was fully qualified for. So I’m building VryfID. Day 1. Let’s fix renting.