Written for people who don't know what they want from someone who doesn't know what they have in mind to leave you in the end, A Piece of Work In Progress contains more than 2,500 jokes and one-liners that offers readers one way to use everything in life to construct something good from all the sub-standard materials you have to work with.
Willidau builds himself up just to tear himself down and will shake your very foundations to the ground as your own deadline looms. Ken Willidau's philosophy is that it's all in you to be it so you might as well connect it all together into something worthwhile after all. Willidau takes his job very seriously, using all the materials life has had to offer and accomplish something that will last a lifetime. His own.
Chapters attempt to project manage a life of inter-connecting building blocks to erect something better than its parts. Among them, "Building a Team", "Blueprints", "Tools", "Nuts and Bolts", "Painting Yourself Into a Corner" and "Milestone Celebrations" make the day one of those that a lifetime can be built upon. The day is spent with an architect of jokes using wit, dark humour, jokes that will raze your spirits, plays on words and double entendre humour. Spending your day with Ken will offer readers a plan of action to creating something for themselves out of their own blueprints.
A Piece of Work in Progress is a perfect read for those days you're not going to get anything done all by yourself so you might as well spend it on someone else's unfinished business just for the experience. Let's get busy.