Questions readers ask about the book
Short answers to the questions people ask about the book, its title line, its authors and where to get it; each links to the page with the full answer.
Who wrote the book?
Procrastination Is the Assassination of All Destination: Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself and Take Action is credited to three authors, AI James Dooley, Peter Victor Jones and Mike Lovatt, and no chapter carries an individual byline. Its opening note adds: The words in this book were written and refined by James Dooley, a serial entrepreneur who has built businesses in sports surfacing, playground markings, lead generation and digital marketing since 2010.
Who is AI James Dooley?
AI James Dooley is the digital avatar of James Dooley. In the book’s own words: AI James Dooley is the delivery mechanism. James Dooley is the human behind it.
Who is the book for?
Procrastination Is the Assassination of All Destination: Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself and Take Action is for the person who says they are too busy. It names the person who will start when things calm down, who needs to learn one more thing first or who is waiting for the right moment, and who has been saying so for five years.
What does the title mean?
The title of Procrastination Is the Assassination of All Destination: Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself and Take Action claims that putting things off kills every goal: the book calls the enemy the gap between what you say you want and what you actually do
, and fills its graveyard with trillion dollar ideas
from people who never took action
. The subtitle, Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself and Take Action, names the two things the book asks of its reader.
Who first said procrastination is the assassination of all destination?
The earliest public record of the exact sentence is an interview with an unnamed entrepreneur, posted on 31 January 2024. Procrastination Is the Assassination of All Destination: Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself and Take Action does not claim the line as an original: it calls it James Dooley’s riff on an old truth
and credits the ideas behind it to Myles Munroe, Les Brown, Victor Kiam and a bank advert.
Who said it first, with every dated source
The book’s own credit, in its opening note
Does the book say rest is the enemy?
No, Procrastination Is the Assassination of All Destination: Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself and Take Action says rest is not the enemy. It adds that holidays and switching off at night are not the enemy either: the enemy is the gap between what you say you want and what you do, and the excuses built to stop anyone, including yourself, from noticing it.
What does the book tell you to do?
Procrastination Is the Assassination of All Destination: Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself and Take Action tells you to take one action, badly, in the next 24 hours: name the idea, say it out loud to one person, do the smallest real thing and delete one excuse. Over the next 7 days it asks you to make the offer ten times, and over the next 30 days to get one paying customer and test something every week.
Is the book published, and where can I get it?
Yes, Procrastination Is the Assassination of All Destination: Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself and Take Action is on sale as an ebook from Amazon Kindle, published on 23 September 2026 (amazon.co.uk/dp/B0HKRRL5LF and amazon.com/dp/B0HKRRL5LF), and from Google Play Books, whose edition is dated 24 September 2026. No Kindle device is needed, because the free Kindle app reads it on a phone, tablet or computer, or in a browser, and there was no print edition when this was checked on 24 September 2026.
Who publishes the book?
Omnipressent publishes Procrastination Is the Assassination of All Destination: Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself and Take Action. Omnipressent is a UK specialist non-fiction publisher and marketing practice, and all three of the book’s authors are among its founders.
Is the 2024 Kindle book with a near-identical title the same book?
No. That is a different Kindle book by Mohammed Abdul Razak, dated 10 February 2024 (ASIN B0CVFHY8B9), whose main title differs from this book’s short title by a word; this book is Procrastination Is the Assassination of All Destination: Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself and Take Action, by AI James Dooley, Peter Victor Jones and Mike Lovatt (ASIN B0HKRRL5LF).