In Hacking the Gap, Greg Voisen stocks his trip of discovery—and it's a testimony to the spirit of remodeling one’s pondering and doing, and maybe most significantly, to the paintings of being.  Interspersed all through this experience are own tales, jewels of knowledge and worthy nuggets of recommendation garnered from his personal hard-fought battles—the studying classes of life.  He attracts on own adventure in addition to the collected synergy of his prolonged family—many of them own neighbors and best-selling authors, preeminent suggestion leaders in human strength and enterprise innovation.

In looking for a metaphor to explain Hacking the Gap, a twin of a lotus flower rising into complete bloom involves mind.  The lotus bud opens right into a excellent portrait of symmetry during which the petals are assisting one another, demonstrating the inherent concord of nature and suggesting a better energy at work.  not just does Greg Voisen remind us to hear our soul’s voice and take time to track in—to nature, to the stillness and secret of simply being, he additionally offers an eight-fold approach of integrating each one part of the artistic movement procedure for max results.  each one step in what he calls the Hacking the space process builds a constitution that holistically helps our intuitive aha moments, the taking pictures of those insights and concepts, recording them, and persevering via all of the helpful adjustments and demanding situations till we've got an absolutely built product or service—a lotus flower of innovation in complete bloom—with the aptitude to alter the world.

We can do it he reminds us and Greg’s enthusiasm does rub off as he skillfully motivates us to discover that magical stability among “doing” and “being.” appearing as mentor and lifestyles trainer, Greg publications us during the twists and turns of this game-changing trip of braveness, renewal, proposal, and unbounded possibilities.  those presents emerge from our personal shift in information as we discover ways to “Hack the Gap.”  Voisen states, "It is most unlikely to not have a private transformation a result of start and evolution of an idea."