William J Gannon

The Life Left To Live William J Gannon

(Wallingford, Ct, April 4 2020) Readers will be delighted to know that local hero William Gannon has followed up his first book " To Lose But Not Fail" with a triumphant continuation of his amazing tenacity conquering life's numerous obstacles. Many of us suffer daily and this is what constitutes the fabric of our character. Mr. Gannon has graciously shared his insight on how to remain resilient and benefit from life's turmoil to exhibit the qualities necessary to embrace ebullience in life that is so elusive to many. Bill's life has been saturated with several misfortunes that would have made a lesser person crumble emotionally in their quest for happiness. This book: The Life left to Live" is a revelation for those who have or are still enduring misery from past misfortunes. This book details the thought process that Mr. Gannon has adopted in order to conquer life's tragedies with positivity and grace. Bill's first book " To Lose But Not Fail" chronicled the accident that changed his life and the ramifications that arose from this tragedy. As his life progressed, Bill also had to endure the heartbreaking loss of his young daughter and his beloved wife. Readers that are familiar with his struggles will thoroughly enjoy this captivating sequel. A truly uplifting read" The Life left to Live" shows how life's tragedies are really the building blocks to fortifying strong character and providing guidance for others who are in similar situations. Some people never recover from such tragedies as the ones that Bill has faced and it ultimately defines their character and sets the tone for pessimism throughout the rest of their lives. Bill boldly illustrates how someone can utilize these misfortunes and become a beacon of hope for others who are struggling to find hope again after life changing tragedies. You will not regret taking the time to read this fascinating account of how Bill maintains optimism on a daily basis and how he continues to be a tremendously positive influence on his family and friends. " The Life left to Live" should be viewed as a blueprint on how to rebound from life's misgivings and transform them into blessings.