Nick Gray
Author & Founder, Party.pro. On 2 shows, 4 appearances. The Shows tab opens the full record on each.
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Nick Gray is an entrepreneur, author, and angel investor. He founded the tour company Museum Hack and authored the book The 2-Hour Cocktail Party.
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167said about them ↓ Everything Nick Gray said on any show that made the record, most notable first. Each card names its show and opens the statement there.
Nick Gray: Museum Hack spends up to $80K monthly on payroll
“Estimate is 60 to 80,000 dollars per month on payroll. I know that payroll continues to be our largest expense. Last year it was 70%. We spent over seven or 800,000 dollars last year of that 1.3 million on labor.”
Gray: Professional matchmakers work on retainers, not contingency fees
“Most matchmakers will never work on a contingency basis. They only work on a retainer”
Gray: The ideal size for a happy hour is 15 to 22 people
“By the way, the perfect size for a happy hour, in my opinion, is about 15 to 22 people.”
Nick Gray: Museum Hack tickets range from $59 to $200
“They start at 59 dollars. They go all the way up to 200 dollars sometimes.”
Nick Gray: Museum Hack made about $60,000 in revenue in 2013
“20 13 is when we started to charge for the tours. And I think, yeah, 2013, our first year revenue was about 60,000 dollars.”
Nick Gray only recently began taking a salary from Museum Hack
“I just started paying myself a salary within the last few weeks, been working with an accountant, AKA my mother on the side.”
Nick Gray: Museum Hack Employs 12 Full-Time, 25 Part-Time, and 12 Remote Staff
“Today we have 12 full-time employees. We have 25 part-time employees. These are people that are W-II employees. We pay taxes on them, but they're only working weekends. Less than 30 hours a week. We also have an amazing team of remote staff. Some people call t…”
The other half of the tape: Nick Gray's own voice is left out of every number here. Other people bring the name up 157 times in 20 episodes across the shows. 10 statements on the record name them. every mention, with the transcript →
Who brings them up most Sam Parr 104Shaan Puri 38Nathan Latka 4Noah Kagan 1
Statements about Nick Gray, by other people (10)
Netflix and Amazon explored a show about Nick Gray's Tokyo blind date
“He has Netflix and Amazon reaching out to him about a show for this.”
Parr: Nick Gray grew Museum Hack to $3M revenue in 3-4 years
“He has this story where he started this business called Museum Hack, which grew to three million dollars in revenue over the course of like three or four years.”
Parr: Nick Gray built PatronView for $2,000 using AI
“And it's crazy that because of AI, he was able to make this, he told me for 2000 dollars.”
Parr: 400 women applied for Nick Gray's Tokyo blind date stunt
“Do you know how many applications he got to this? Four, 400 women applied to go with them.”
Museum Hack Reached Millions in Revenue Before Its Sale
“Nick Gray had a business called Museum Hack, and he eventually sold it, and it was doing many, many millions in revenue.”
Parr: Nick Gray grew Museum Hack to $2M in annual sales
“He built this business that was making two million a year in sales.”
Shaan Puri: Nick Gray sold his renegade museum tour business for millions
“He loved museums so he created a business about renegade the museum tours where he would take you on his own tour because museums were boring and he's not boring and he would take you on his own tour unofficially not a part of the museum ended up selling that …”
Gray ships a $100 buckwheat pillow to his hotel for every stay
“There's a buckwheat pillow that he loves, and whenever he goes to a hotel, He buys that 50 dollar or 100 dollar pillow and he has it shipped to the hotel room because he's like, I have to have this buckwheat pillow.”
Puri: Nick Gray runs habit-tracking groups enforced by virtual assistants
“So he has a thing called done. It's like a group of people that all agree. We're going to do X every day. And I forgot what X is. It might be walk a certain amount of steps, might be cold plunge, might be whatever it was. Let's assume you set the bar. And what…”
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2022 31 mentions in 2 episodes 16 per episode
2021 6 mentions in 2 episodes 3 per episode
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| MY FIRST MILLIONLEDGER | Author & Founder, Party.pro | 3 | 18 | 100% 3/3 | full record on My First Million → |
| TOP FOUNDERSLEDGER | Author & Founder, Party.pro | 1 | 16 | 100% 2/2 | full record on Top Founders → |