Forrest Performance Group

FPG is proud to announce that we’ve been named to the prestigious Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Private Companies list for a fourth straight year. With this honor, FPG joined an elite list of just 8% of fellow Inc. 5000 companies as having made the list for four consecutive years. Our team is full of warriors who are completely dedicated to making FPG the best training company in the nation,” says Jason Forrest, CEO at FPG. In addition to being named one of the nation’s fastest growing businesses in 2019, FPG was also named an Inc. Magazine best place to work in America, a Texas Monthly best place to work in Texas, a FW Inc. best place to work in Fort Worth, and one of Training Industry’s up-and-coming training companies to watch in the nation.

When you finally take the rocks out of the bag, they’re no longer the same rocks you put in your pocket 100 years ago. Maybe you’re now thinking about past friendships or relationships where you woke up one morning and realized “this isn’t who I am,” or in my case, “what the heck is going on with my hair? This isn’t a call to leave behind any family, friends or peers who aren’t in your arena, or who don’t have the same ambitions or goals as you. I lean on my peers in the Entrepreneur’s Organization for support, because they’re in the arena, they understand my struggles, and they have my best interests at heart.

You see, the average person is asleep for 1/3 of their life which means we’re basically wasting 1/3 of our life when we’re hyper focused on an imaginative world. So, if you find that your current mental computer isn’t equipped with the programs to succeed in a current experience, then all you need to do is upgrade your mental computer. Identify what you want to work on Once you have a clear goal, write it out and work backwards from the moment you achieved your goal to create a path. When you visualize what you really want in your life, surround yourself with those images, put in the work, the law of attraction will help you get there.

But, when you make things difficult for the vine, restricting water supply, and making nutrients scarce, instead of devoting itself to growing big and sprawling, it will focus its effort on reproducing itself, which for a vine means making grapes. In my upcoming book, The Mindset of a Sales Warrior, I dedicate an entire chapter to this idea that your authentic self is your uncomfortable self. But sales warriors use discomfort as a springboard for growth because they know that nothing could be more authentic than finding the tension between complacency and mastery, living inside that tension, and using it to grow their skills, ability, and inner strength. So if you’re not uncomfortable, you’re not working towards authenticity, because your authentic self is your growing, learning, uncomfortable, and improving self.