The Meaning of Life

<I>This leads to my definition of life. In many ways it is quite simple: It is using your talents to in some small way make a difference in this world. Whether it's working with the environment or our educational system or those with physical or mental challenges or those in the dawn or twilight of their lives meaning is achieved by working towards and leaving behind something of value to the next generation. It matters little whether your aspiration or dream was realized: we'll never have world peace or feed the hungry or avoid catastrophic diseases or illnesses. What matters is that you tried that you worked to make the world a better place. <B>What matters is that when you look back over your life you can say that you fought the good fight that you did what was right and that you made a difference in this world. </B></I></P> <P>In <I>The Meaning of Life</I> author Dean Gualco tackles an assortment of questions that many of us have asked at one point or other: Why are we here? What is our purpose? How does one lead a decent and honorable life? Divided into five sections <I>The Meaning of Life</I> seeks to provide the answers. With discussions that include determining what you stand for doing the best with what you have and living life with the knowledge that it goes by in a blink Gualco provides a thought-provoking study of an issue that has perplexed man for centuries.</P>