Think Bigger Podcast

*DISCLAIMER* Whether it be dogs barking or us eating while conversing, the audio on this podcast is not that great. I knew that this conversation and the journey that Nicholas has had was important and beneficial for others to learn about, so even with circumstances that weren't ideal, we sat down and made it happen. 

On this episode we sit down and talk to Nicholas Higgins of HIGGINSBUILT about his journey as a young man and how hardship and the loss of loved ones helped make him a better man. We also discuss his newly-finished car build that is winning awards and making waves in the automotive community, who inspired him, as well as the attitude and perspective of fellow enthusiasts.

Community Conversations is a series within the Think Bigger Podcast where we sit and talk with individuals who are a part of our community and culture, and learn not just about them but from them. We all can teach other something, and Community Conversations brings people together to do just that. 

You can find Nicholas on IG @higginsbuilt

As always, please take the time to comment and share your thoughts and be a part of the conversation on my Instagram page. I have a post up specifically for this episode where we all can converse. 

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This episode is dedicated to you. I want and need to thank you, the listeners, for helping me grow as a man and as a human being experiencing and living life. Each comment, each review, each message I get where you all share your thoughts and emotions that this podcast stimulates - each one of those affects me profoundly and I'm deeply grateful for you opening up and sharing. As much as this podcast does for you, it does for me in return. You all help me think and rethink things, remain objective, and contribute to my growth as a man. So, this episode is to thank you - and to tell you why Thank You isn't good enough. 

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Everyone hates Mondays. It's time to start the week and go back to work. Then you have Hump Day, then it's Friday, then freedom! Right? WRONG. 

In this episode we discuss why people really hate Mondays, and how measuring your life by your work week is the most disastrous thing to do. WE WERE NOT MEANT TO JUST PAY BILLS AND DIE - everyone knows that saying, but what does that mean? If you think your life is measure by your work week, life will pass you by and you'll pay bills and then... well, die. Does the sound of that make you sick? GOOD. Let's talk about it...

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Thank you, I appreciate you. 

On this episode we sat down in London with Dav of MiMMS Honda Day and talk about life, passion, business, cars, the UK and European automotive scene, and the newest stop on the MiMMS event series - the world-renowned Nurburgring! 

Community Conversations is a series within the Think Bigger Podcast where we sit and talk with individuals who are a part of our community and culture, and learn about them and from them.

You can find Dav and MiMMS Honda Day on IG: mimms_honda_day

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All proceeds from merch sales go back in to The Project to fund it's growth for the community.

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Please look for the post specific to this episode on there and continue the conversation there in the comments. I appreciate you! 

Today we sit down and talk to Anthony “HALCYONPHOTO” and learn about his journey as an enthusiast, artist, photographer and videographer/cinematographer, and entrepreneur in the new segment of the podcast entitled, COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS. 

Community Conversations is a series within the Think Bigger Podcast where we sit and talk with individuals who are a part of our community and culture, and learn about them and from them. 

You can find Halcyonphoto on IG @halcyonphoto
as well as on YouTube. 

As always, please take the time to comment and share your thoughts and be a part of the conversation on my Instagram page. I have a post up specifically for this episode where we all can converse. 

IG @thebigmike 
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Did you make New Year's Resolutions for 2019? Here we are, just about at the 8th month of the year, and... how are those resolutions going for you? Have you made progress, or did you allow them to somehow be forgotten?!

Or, are you killing it and are actually ahead of schedule?

Whichever one it is, this is what we talk about in this episode.

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Do you like what you hear? Do you disagree? Let's talk about it there! 

These episodes are dedicated to all of you! Any and all questions I get from you guys I put together and answer in periodic episodes of the podcast. The most common way is on IG, where do I posts dedicated to each episode that allows us to discuss it there, so always feel free to comment with your questions and thoughts!

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Website is www.ThinkBiggerProject.com 

The Project is essentially a non-profit for the culture. 100% of the proceeds go back in to The Project to fund its growth and positive influence on the community. 

I look forward to hearing from all of you.

Your news, your entertainment, your politics, your pop culture... it's all on the internet every moment in front of you... But is it real? How do you decide what is real and what is not? 

To whom and what do you give the power of influence over you? 

Comment on my IG post about this episode and let's talk about after you listen. I want to know your thoughts on this!

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This Episode is dedicated to you! I've taken the hundreds of questions I've received recently via YouTube comments, Instagram DMs and comments, as well as those asked of me in person and begun to answer each and every one of them. 

Post your questions and subjects you'd like discussed as well as guests you'd like to hear on the podcast and I'll make it happen on upcoming Episodes. Thank you, I appreciate all of you. 

People think money and success go hand-in-hand. Nice clothes, nice car, nice house... that's what we see and think that that person is successful. But can a person who has no objects be successful? Can someone who is poor be successful? 

It is my belief that sometime, somewhere, people started making the huge mistake of thinking that objects ARE success. People may not want to admit it, but they aim to be able to afford objects and those symbols of success end up being what and how they define success. 

Instagram @thebigmike and comment on my last post dedicated to this Episode. I'm interested to know your thoughts. Let's talk about it there!