James M. Hahn

I don't know about you but I've lived most of my life in the "gap". What's the "gap" you ask? Great question. I've been reading a life-changing book titled The Gap and The Gain by Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy . In it they describe two ways of living: In the Gap or In the Gain. I'll do my best to explain these. In the Gap No matter how hard you try, how fast you walk, or how far you go, you'll never get to the horizon. Read that again. Think about it, it's impossible to reach the horizon. Why? Because the horizon isn't a fixed thing. Rather, it's a perception. It's a perception, from our place and space, of where the land and sky meet...but they don't, ever. It's not a real thing in the sense of it being tangible, reachable, attainable. It's an ideal, it's a dream, it's a mirage, it's a phantom.  For most of my life, I've been working like crazy to reach the horizon; to stand there, to soak i