This week’s show features Nick Gray ,a serial entrepreneur who has been living in Austin, Texas for the past two years. After moving to New York City in his mid-20s without any friends, he quickly adapted to the hustle and bustle of the city by walking up to 10,000 steps each day. Inspired by his love of museums, Nick created Museum Hack - a business that provides renegade museum tours led by stand-up comedians and Broadway actors. Museum Hack quickly became a multimillion dollar business, offering team building activities to businesses and companies across the United States.

[05.07] Making friends – Starting the conversation, Nick explains why it is difficult for adults to make friends.

[09.50] Cocktail party – Nick shares the reason behind choosing the title cocktail party instead of a dinner party and the difference between the two.

[25.01] Start small – Start small by inviting close friends, neighbors, and work buddies for a low-stakes party.

[30.37] The attendance – Nick shares the steps you have to take to boost the attendance of your party with RSVPs, reminder messages and guest bios.

[37.06] Name tags – We talk about the importance of name tags at parties.

[39:00] Icebreakers - How icebreakers are used to get people talking and meeting new people at parties.

[48:42] How to end a party - End party 15 minutes before scheduled time, turn off music and lights, tidy up and thank guests for coming.

Connect with Nick

Website - nickgray.net/

LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/nickgraynews/

Instagram - instagram.com/nickgraynews/

Twitter - twitter.com/nickgraynews

Tiktok - tiktok.com/@nickgraynews

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