I always imagined how cool it would be to be the face of a Gap campaign!

We live in everyone. I live in you. You live in me. There is no gap, no distance.

— Amit Ray

There should be a little gap between you and your friends, though you'll miss their companionship and you'll also miss their disrespect.

— Michael Bassey Johnson

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Believing there is a bridge from where you are to where you want to go is 99% of the battle. The other 1% is to cross it.

— Richie Norton

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What's the difference between people who see and seek gaps and those that see and seek bridges? The first stops and stays on the side. The second, crosses and reaches new worlds.As soon as your mind identifies the bridge, the gap is gone...But the bridge was always there...You just had to see it.There are holes in the ground, yet a bridge (which is there, but may take time to see) filled it. That's where asking better questions comes in. Where is the bridge so I can cross? There is one. Believing there is a bridge from where you are to where you want to go is 99% of the battle. The other 1% is to cross it.But do I have to build the bridge? Maybe. But everything is first created in the mind and then in the world. The bridge is there. See it. Cross it.

— Richie Norton

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The focus of gap analysis should be getting to the other side. If you bend-over to analyze a gap too long, you'll probably fall into it.

— Ryan Lilly

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Espere' in Spanish, is the one word covering two meanings: 'waiting' and 'hoping'. If life, however, offers no expectation or prospect, waiting represents time 'wasted”. Waiting needs a future. If not, time is condemned to be 'killed'. In the event that we are lost in a gap of boredom and despair, we are driven back in a vacuum of senselessness and deadlocked in a point of nothingness. We are, so therefore, bound to watch the agony of 'time'. ('Waiting for a place behind the geraniums ' ).

— Erik Pevernagie