413 Media: Getting Paid to Party

Savion Nehemiah built his marketing and branding company, 413 Media, after his dad joked with him that he partied so much that he needed to get paid to party. That joke turned into a revelation, an idea, and eventually, a thriving business. In this episode, Sav gives us a glimpse of his childhood, early business exposure, his short stint in a touring rap group, and how he worked with his college to develop a degree specifically for his passion. All this plays a role in his eventual launching of 413 Media, which he admits was more out of necessity than desire at the beginning. Sav shares stories of initial successes, flops, and pivots. And we touch on the new market for NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) marketing for college and high school athletes. We, on the Wealth Preservation Podcast, LOVE when guests are able to share their authentic story about becoming an entrepreneur out of necessity. Not every business is built with a combination of education, deep pockets, and meticulous planning. Most of the time, it’s necessity, grit, and a desire to create something unique. If you enjoyed Savion’s episode and want to hear from more entrepreneurs and strategists, please check out and

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413 Media: Getting Paid to Party is an episode from Wealth Preservation Podcast by Josh Saunders and Mark Seither.

This episode is 50:51 long.

This episode was published on Aug 1, 2022.

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