This book was a dare to be written after helping someone get a publisher introduction to write a book.

I facilitated the meet and greet and had no interest to write a book at this time.

To make the introduction I had to introduce myself and the publisher believed that the meeting was for me. I informed the publisher that the meeting wasn't for me and he asked me what was my story and how I was able to connect with him.

I reluctantly told the publisher my story and to my surprise, he was actually interested.I was told to stay on the call after the meeting where he would propose more questions to me. When the call was over, I was challenged by the publisher to write a rough draft of my story and submit it with a chance to become a book.

I was stunned, thrilled, and amazed all at once. Never thought that my story was interesting much less book worthy at the time, but I accepted the challenge. I told my wife, "I'm going to write a book about success and my life," and I wrote this book in thirty days. I not only wrote a rough draft but I went through the entire book process to release my story as this published book!

Bridging The Gaps was not written by a ghostwriter, without impressive words, or a bunch of success cliche's. In fact, it was written to be a short read under one hour and without a lot of fluff and stories.

Forgive me in advance for its simplicity. I hope portray that everyone is successful in their life and that success comes in waves that you can control.

I am not trying to impress you with what I have accomplished in my life.

The reality is, I have created success in my life through knowledge of it and stumbling upon it, and that is why it will work for you.

I want to help you cut the time in between your successes and failures to the live the live you deserve and dream of.