Build Your Social Circle Like A Boss - MTP318 - a podcast by Scot McKay - X & Y Communications

Co-Host Nick Gray (https://mountaintoppodcast.com/gray) My guest Nick Gray is the originator of The Cocktail Party Method to grow your social circle and influence. Throwing parties in his twenties led to his success and how you can do it too. Discover why holding even small parties at your home (and yes, it needs to be at YOUR place) is the perfect way to grow your social circle and your influence on many different levels. Next, Nick gets into the specifics on how to throw parties. How much should you spend, what should you buy, what should you NOT buy, and what other ways should you prepare? Find out why your party might even be BETTER if you live in a small or even relatively dumpy place. What if you are introverted or even have social anxiety? Does that mean you can't do what Nick's talking about? You'll stand up and cheer at his surprising response. What are the pros and cons to co-hosting a party with someone else? And how exactly do you build your guest list? Is it okay to invite people who you like, but who don't get along with each other? How can you make friends with other dudes without feeling awkward? Also found within Nick's strategy is the magic of being proactive rather than reactive. How can taking charge enhance your social life--and even your overall success--in unexpected ways most people overlook? Overall, this episode will help you make new friends and build big relationships FAST. Get your copy of Sticking Points Solved for FREE and check out the details for this month's Masterclass For Men at https://mountaintoppodcast.com

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