F*ck It, I'll Start Tomorrow
A True Story
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4.5 • 2 Ratings
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- $16.99
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- $16.99
Publisher Description
From bestselling author, chef, and rapper Action Bronson, F*ck It, I’ll Start Tomorrow is a candid, unfiltered memoir that blends personal storytelling with hard-earned lessons on health, confidence, and self-acceptance.
Bronson traces his journey from Queens kid to cult celebrity, confronting struggles with weight, food addiction, and identity along the way. Told in his signature voice—funny, confrontational, and unexpectedly reflective—the book captures the turning points that forced him to rethink how he lives, eats, and takes care of himself.
This is not a conventional diet book or transformation narrative. Instead of offering a rigid roadmap, Bronson focuses on mindset: building confidence, managing negative energy, and finding a sustainable way to feel good in your own body. The result is personal rather than prescriptive—less about perfection, more about persistence.
Blending memoir, lifestyle reflection, and raw humor, F*ck It, I’ll Start Tomorrow speaks to anyone who has ever struggled to “start tomorrow”—and is ready to reconsider what change, health, and self-worth really look like.
Featuring color photographs throughout, the book captures both the public persona and the personal moments behind Bronson’s story.
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
In his awesomely freewheeling memoir, the rapper, TV host, and celebrity chef Action Bronson opens up about the ups and downs of life as a husky guy (don’t say “fat” unless you want a fight!). It’s all here, from growing up in Queens to his global adventures as the host of the fun, loose cooking series F*ck, That’s Delicious, with honest insights about the reality of being a big guy woven throughout. We were fascinated by Bronson’s past as a serious bodybuilder (with an equally serious steroid habit) and his early struggles as an unknown rapper. But the main story is his passionate love of food, from fine dining to late-night street tacos—which becomes a major problem when his weight reaches 363 pounds. Bronson is a funny, streetwise storyteller whose sky-high confidence and charm is balanced by relatable self-doubt. The lessons he’s learned are valuable, as is his recipe for a somewhat-healthier chicken parm. Pick this up for a fun, inspiring read!
