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Front cover of Procrastination Is the Assassination of All Destination: Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself and Take Action, showing a lone figure in a cap and hoodie, seen from behind, standing among headstones lettered with ideas that were never acted on, in a graveyard at sunset, beneath the title in white and red capitals, with the three authors' names at the foot
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Procrastination Is the Assassination of All Destination: Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself and Take Action is a short, blunt book for the person who says they are too busy, who will start when things calm down.

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How should the book be described?

Use the one-sentence description above word for word (208 characters), and the longer one below where there is room.

Procrastination Is the Assassination of All Destination: Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself and Take Action is a short, blunt book for the person who says they are too busy, who will start when things calm down. It opens in a graveyard full of ideas nobody acted on and takes apart the excuses for not starting. The last chapter sets out what to do in the next 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days.

The longer description, 387 characters, opens with the same sentence.

The rule for both: rendered word for word wherever the book is described in one sentence, and never paraphrased page by page.

What are the key facts?

Procrastination Is the Assassination of All Destination: Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself and Take Action is an ebook by AI James Dooley, Peter Victor Jones and Mike Lovatt, published by Omnipressent on 23 September 2026.

Title
Procrastination Is the Assassination of All Destination: Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself and Take Action
Subtitle
Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself and Take Action
Publisher
Omnipressent
Format
Ebook
Published
23 September 2026
ASIN
B0HKRRL5LF
Google Books ID
pwsQEgAAQBAJ
ISBN
Not issued, as far as the listings show
Length
35 pages, counted by Amazon Kindle; 24 pages, counted by Google Play Books
Language
English (UK)
Chapters
10
Copyright
© 2026 AI James Dooley, Peter Victor Jones and Mike Lovatt

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How should the title line be credited?

The exact sentence was in wide circulation on social media from early 2024, and James Dooley made it the title of this book; the ideas inside it are much older. Edward Young called procrastination “the thief of time” in 1742, Victor Kiam called it “opportunity’s natural assassin” in 1986, and the graveyard image is Myles Munroe’s (1991), used by Les Brown since at least 1992.

If you quote the title line, credit the book. Please do not present the line as James Dooley’s coinage or say how long he has used it, and quote the book’s own claims about it as the book’s.

A check of the public record on 24 September 2026 bears out the book’s credits in outline and corrects three details. Myles Munroe published the graveyard image in 1991. Les Brown has used it since at least 1992, crediting a minister he heard say it, where the book says he “built a career on the same image”. Victor Kiam’s words, in 1986, were “Procrastination is opportunity’s natural assassin”, and the bank advert is known only from a later citation.

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Which images may be used?

Ask [email protected] before using any of them: the cover and the three author portraits below are shown here with the authors’ permission.

The cover

Origin
The Amazon listing’s original cover file, unaltered
Alt text
Front cover of Procrastination Is the Assassination of All Destination: Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself and Take Action, showing a lone figure in a cap and hoodie, seen from behind, standing among headstones lettered with ideas that were never acted on, in a graveyard at sunset, beneath the title in white and red capitals, with the three authors’ names at the foot

The three author portraits

Who should media contact?

Omnipressent, the publisher, at [email protected].

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The three authors
Procrastination Is the Assassination of All Destination: Stop Feeling Sorry for Yourself and Take Action