You've Got This!

A masterclass to build self-trust, beat self-doubt and make your boldest aspirations a reality.

Does fear hold you back?

We all have moments when we succumb to doubt and let our fears call the shots. Each time they do, we limit our lives. It’s why learning to trust in ourselves is crucial to rising above our biggest challenges and enjoying true happiness and success ― in our careers, relationships, leadership and life. 

Written with heart and humour but grounded in research, You’ve Got This! is a handbook for unleashing our untapped potential and passion, creativity and courage, to thrive in today’s uncertain world. Filled with compelling stories and hard-won wisdom, author Margie Warrell draws on her background in business, coaching and doctoral studies as well as her challenges raising four children while living and working around the world. Applying the practical advice and twelve powerful principles in this book will help you: 

-Defy negative self-talk and take the bold actions you’ve been putting off

-Become your greatest cheerleader, not your loudest critic

-Embrace vulnerability and trust your intuition-Combat stress and thrive amid uncertainty 

-Amplify your power as a leader and ‘change maker’

Hailed as a “high five to the human spirit”, You’ve Got This! is a must-read for everyone, from seasoned leaders, to those embarking on their adult lives, and anyone in between who just needs encouragement to rise to their take that leap. 

Author Bio:

Margie Warrell has a passion for emboldening people to lead braver and more impactful lives.

Margie’s needed to find her courage many times since growing up one of seven children on a dairy farm in rural Australia. Personal adversity, backpacking solo around the world, starting a business with four children under five: all have taught her valuable lessons on building resilience, challenging norms and embracing change.
Today, Margie draws on her background in Fortune 500 business, coaching and psychology to arm people with the mindset, strategies and skills essential to lead themselves and others to better outcomes.

Margie's international experience has found her working with diverse organizations from NASA, Google and the United Nations Foundation to British Telecom, Berkshire Hathaway and Australian Federal Police.

A member of the Advisory Board of Forbes School of Business & Technology, Margie is also adjunct faculty at Duke Executive Education and has guest lectured at Columbia, Georgetown and her alma mater, Monash University.

A Forbes contributor currently doing doctoral studies in leading change, Margie has been described as an ‘international authority on brave leadership’ by the Wall Street Journal and has been interviewed in and on TODAY, The Huffington Post, CNBC, Success, CNN and O, The Oprah Magazine. Her insights have also been shaped by her work and interviews with leaders such as Richard Branson, Bill Marriott, Australian Prime Minister John Howard, Oliver Stone and author Marianne Williamson. Margie has also co-authored two other books with Stephen Covey, Jack Canfield and Ken Blanchard.

Currently undertaking her PhD, Margie’s work draws on the latest research in positive and behavioural psychology, leadership development and organizational change. Her programs have shown measurable improvement in leadership effectiveness, diversity and inclusion, team performance and employee wellbeing.
A passionate advocate for gender equality and inclusive leadership, in 2010 Margie founded Global Courage to embolden braver leadership and advance more women to decision-making tables. She is a Women’s Economic Forum honoree and Ambassador for Women in Global Business and Google’s Womenwill program.

An adventurous spirit at heart, Margie has lived around the world - from the wilds of Papua New Guinea to Washington D.C. - and travelled widely. She has crossed the Sahara Desert, stayed in Palestinian refugee camps, hiked the Inca trail and Himalayas, swam with piranhas in the Amazon and, perhaps bravest of all, cycled through Beijing.

Last but not least, Margie is also the mother of four intrepid teenage children and enjoys sharing adventures with them and her husband Andrew of 25 years—most recently, summiting Mt Kilimanjaro.