“Tasha Cobbs Leonard’s voice has resonated across the globe through her music, but now she offers us a profound glimpse into her intellectual and spiritual depth. This book transcends mere melody to reveal Tasha as a profound thinker and an inspirational leader. Prepare to be invigorated to claim every promise, realize every dream, cast aside every excuse, and embrace every God-given desire within your heart.”—Travis and Jackie Greene, pastors of Forward City Church
“People would never believe that Tasha Cobbs Leonard’s royal, powerful presence was borne out of a modest, vulnerable place. As her friend, I have a hard time believing anything could ever shake her. But this book is full of those tough, unsafe, less-than-gospel-legend moments that produced a jewel of a woman and leader. Do It Anyway is a must-read.”—Jonathan McReynolds, Grammy Award–winning gospel artist
“Tasha Cobbs Leonard’s story gives endless hope and inspiration. Do It Anyway is a phrase that every believer should live by because we walk by faith and not by sight!”—CeCe Winans, Grammy Award–winner and author of Believe for It
“Tasha Cobbs Leonard has done it again! It’s usually in the songs she writes,but now it’s in the book she wrote. We read about God-sent revelation along with real-life experiences. It convinces us that living ‘the life’ is possible, even with detours.”—Kierra Sheard-Kelly, author and Grammy-nominated artist
“Do It Anyway is a must-read if you want to experience the amazing life ahead that is right at your fingertips . . . conquering fear, doubt, and everyday life circumstances that simply have gotten the best of us.”—Onika Tanya Maraj, aka Nicki Minaj
“Do It Anyway is an inspiring collection of stories from my hero Tasha Cobbs Leonard. These stories challenge me and put a demand on my faith and my understanding of who God is. Each story is brilliantly told.”—Naomi Raine, Grammy Award–winning Christian artist
“This riveting work by Tasha Cobbs Leonard is more than a book; it’s a blueprint to God’s best. She highlights the truth that the conditions will never be perfect for you to progress. Some books tell you that you need to get over certain challenges like grief, fear, and disappointment; Tasha shows you how. If you are ready to stay the same, don’t read this book. Never mind; read it anyway!”—Dharius Daniels, senior pastor of Change Church and author of Relational Intelligence
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