914: 2-Hour Cocktail Party: Socialize, Network, and Build Your Circle Of Friends Using A Step-By-Step Checklist with Nick Gray
One of the greatest treasures somebody can have is a good friend. A friend is someone who, albeit initially a stranger, ends up playing a significant role in our lives. Pure friendship is enjoying someone without expecting anything in return, much like true love. However, as time passes by, it gets increasingly difficult to find these so-called friends. Other than the obvious, adults usually don’t have any more time to spend finding good friends anymore unlike when they were children. Nick Gray offers a solution for anyone having the same difficulties. It’s never too late to find friendship.
Nick Gray hails from Austin, Texas. Nick is an entrepreneur and the founder of the successful businesses Flight Display Systems and Museum Hack, both of which he ultimately sold. He is also a best-selling author, and his book The 2-Hour Cocktail Party: How to Build Big Relationships with Small Gatherings teaches you how to do the same by simply hosting a small gathering. In this episode, Nick talks about helping people who are having difficulties making new friends as an adult, solving the loneliness epidemic, the purposes and benefits of holding a party and making new friends, and the NICK Party Formula.
Resources
- Nick Gray (official site)
- Nick Gray on Facebook
- Nick Gray on Twitter
- Nick Gray on YouTube
- Nick Gray on LinkedIn
- Email: hello@nickgray.net
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- The 2-Hour Cocktail Party: Amazon
- Nick Gray's personal website
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Filed in: Archive 4: 2020-2023 • Interview • Podcast