Ernest Bennett Verity’s First Book “Casual Observations of a Fundamental Constructionist” is a Reflection on the Purpose of Life and it’s Challenges
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Ernest Bennett Verity, a retired businessman and avid golfer, has completed his first book "Casual Observations of a Fundamental Constructionist": a unique and reflective work full of thoughtful meditations.
Speaking about his new work and life experiences Verity says: "My favorite cliché is and always has been 'no amount of planning will replace dumb luck.' My additions to it are 'the harder I work and the better the planning, the luckier I got,' 'play the percentages,' and 'don't swim upstream.'"
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A fundamental constructionist looks at a patch of dirt and sees the planning, construction, and completion of a building, including repurposing it for the future when it outlives its usefulness. His philosophy in life is about purpose.
This book contains eight decades worth of reflection on how the world can be better when people discover and live with the right purpose. Being the self-confessed not-too-casual observer, Ernest Bennett Verity shares how he has seen America evolve from the muddy early open-pit mines in the
Readers who wish to experience this enlightening work can purchase"Casual Observations of a Fundamental Constructionist" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or
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