Build A Bigger Life

Forrest Willet on Life, Love and Almost Dying I first met Forrest Willet at a Jack Canfield Train The Trainer Event -- and to meet Forrest is to love Forrest. He absolutely exudes love, loves life, and loves other people for who they are and who they can become. I had no idea about Forrest’s traumatic brain injury when I first met him, and through our interactions he shared the events that led up to him lying in bed in a seriously depressed (and near suicidal) state. It was clear from the moment I met him that he would be a great interview on Build A Bigger Life. Forrest’s first piece of advice was to accept where you are in life. Today, he works with other victims of brain injuries to help them recuperate and re-envision their lives. One such story is Melinda, a young woman who had a traumatic brain injury, was in a coma for 9 months, was told she’d never walk or talk again -- yet goes to coffee every week with Forrest who tells them they can do anything they set their mind to. (15:00) With a son who was two