Not Done Yet
Not Done Yet
Real people. Real struggles. And the strength to keep moving forward.
Not Done Yet is a podcast about the messy middle — the setbacks, struggles, and the strength it takes to keep moving forward. Each week, host Quincy Simon shares raw, unfiltered conversations with people in the middle of their journey. From street-level stories captured in the moment to deeper sit-down interviews, this show reminds us that success isn’t just about the finish line — it’s about the fight to keep going.
We have two primary choices in life. We can either accept conditions as they exist. Or we can take the responsibility to change them. That is what Not Done Yet is all about.
Not Done Yet
Latest Episodes
The Hidden Cost of Trying to Sound Perfect
AI is making content cleaner, faster, and eerily alike - but it may also be stripping away the one thing that makes people stop and listen: your voice. Quincy opens up about why he’s rethinking the way he creates Not Done Yet and why t...
Two Things Can Be True at Once - And That Changed Everything
Sometimes the most loving thing someone can do is refuse to cosign your excuses. Quincy shares the moment a simple, unsentimental response changed how he sees conflict, setbacks, and the truth we all need to hear. If you’ve ever been tempted to...
Not Everything Is For Everyone (And Why That's Okay)
Are you tired of second-guessing every post, every decision, fearing the judgment of how others might perceive you? Quincy uncovers the truth: chasing everyone's validation not only drains your energy but also stifles your authentic self. In th...
Why Waiting for Perfect Conditions Is the Fastest Way to Never Start
Most of us wait for the perfect moment and never actually start. But what if the key to success isn’t perfect conditions, it’s starting despite the mess? In this episode of Not Done Yet, Quincy reveals why waiting for ideal circumstances is a t...
Nobody Skips the Beginning — Why Bad First Attempts Matter
Most of us forget the true beauty of starting from scratch, that being a beginner is not a flaw, but a fundamental part of growth.Imagine giving yourself permission to be "bad" at something new without shame or self-criticism. What if the m...