WHAT DO TIFFANY HADDISH, BRAD PITT, KYLE CHANDLER, HALLE BERRY, and MARISKA HARGITAY HAVE IN COMMON? MARGIE HABER. SHE'S COACHED THEM ALL. AND NOW, SHE'S GOING TO COACH YOU. Do you come undone when you have to speak at a wedding? Are you hiding the truth about how you feel about yourself? Are you afraid to offer your point of view to your coworkers? Do you hesitate to tell your boyfriend what you really think? Do you want to play a bit part or play the lead in your own life? IT'S TIME TO F*CK YOUR COMFORT ZONE, AND LEARN TO:
- Let Go of Control and Embrace Structure
- Stop Waiting for Permission
- Act as an Adult, Not as a Victim
- Take Off Your Emotional Masks
- Stop Lecturing Yourself Like a Parent
- Appreciate the Present Moment
Margie helped me make all kinds of moves. If you want to know how, it's in this book. Read it! -Tiffany Haddish, comedienne, author, and actress (Girls Trip, Like a Boss) No one wants to be around or watch someone who is "perfect." And none of us are. So, f- it! Margie pushes you to bring your authentic, messy, odd, beautiful self to everything you do, especially in "creating a life." And even though this book's title is swearing at you, take these words to heart. Once I did, my career, and the world in general, started opening up. -Johnno Wilson, actor and comedian (Raven's Home, Curb Your Enthusiasm) You know how when you're uncomfortable you immediately insult yourself or your intelligence to break the tension? It sucks, right? I know! Margie taught me how to cut that shit out, step into myself, and stop giving away my power. And she can teach you, too! God, this quote probably sucked…psych, it's perfect! -Dan Nufer, actor (Let's Make a Movie) I've had a number of coaches during my time in La La Land. Margie was the first one to teach me how to wield my creative life like a superpower. -Terrell Battle, actor (Black-ish, The Good Doctor, Killing It) Early on I had a lot of fears that stopped me. I remember auditioning for a musical, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, at the Pantages Theatre in LA. I handed the sheet music to the pianist, walked out onstage, and when I opened my mouth to sing, no sound came out. Again, the pianist played the intro to my song, and again, no sound came out. I left the stage knowing that I had to begin the process of learning how to manage myself in spite of my fears if I wanted to achieve my goals. I wish Margie Haber's F*ck Your Comfort Zone had been written back then. I could have saved myself a lot of anguish and time in therapy. There are so many valuable lessons in this book! If you have crippling fears, if you hold yourself back, or if you are overly cautious in any part of your life, read this book, so you can get out of your own way and live your life unabashedly. -Tim Bagley, actor (Will & Grace, Grace and Frankie) An extraordinary piece of work-relevant, timely, and hopeful in a world navigating the unknown ahead. -Zain Verjee, founder and CEO, Zain Verjee Group, and former CNN anchor I felt so stuck trying to be "right" and "perfect" all the time that I forgot how to be creative. Margie made me embrace everything messy and "wrong" about myself and turned it into my greatest asset-truly being myself. This book is a game-changer! F*ck Your Comfort Zone immediately! -Gina Bramhill, actress (Sherlock, Us, Endeavour) I had a hate-hate relationship with auditions. Margie helped me learn, relearn, and relearn again, how to love the process, f*ck my comfort zone , and swim in the wonderful messiness of life. She's made me a better artist and human. I'm forever grateful. -Marque Richardson, actor (Dear White People, Antebellum) When I was in my twenties, I was totally fearless. Then, in my thirties, everything was fucking precious. I became paralyzed and needed to be right and perfect, which crippled me. Margie taught me to
