A Life Worth Living

Have you ever wondered how life came to be this way? How did we end up living here? Living this way? The popular answer may be “It’s just the way it is,” but author Bill Giruzzi tells us that we don’t have to accept that – not if we’re ready to challenge the established paradigms and demand a better life for ourselves. We’ve made decisions about life, people, and the world – all of which impact the way we live, but it’s time we realized that those decisions are not the end of our story. It’s in our hands to change our lives to our own design.
This simple concept is at the heart of A Life Worth Living, but this is no mere “you can do it if you try”-type of book. Each chapter offers new insight and many “aha!” moments, as Giruzzi pushes our brains into overdrive with his thought-provoking and inspirational message – and then prods us into even further contemplation by offering “Questions for Further Discovery” at each chapter’s end.

Armed with a new vision, Bill Giruzzi leads us along a path that ends with a new beginning and with our certainty that we can create a “new paradigm” – a way of life designed so good things happen for us, naturally. As he so aptly notes, “Life is a wonder, and it’s time for you to see.”

Bill Giruzzi holds a degree in Operations Research and Industrial Engineering from Cornell University and a law degree from Western New England College School of Law, where he wrote a note on securities law. As fate would have it, Bill found his true calling while in law school and has pursued a career in the field of personal and organizational transformation ever since. Currently, he works as Director of Training and Organization Development for the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. Bill lives in Albany, New York with his wife, Lisa, who never stops seeing the best in him, and their (cutest cutest) Maltese puppy, Toby.