Not Done Yet

Quincy Simon
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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.

  1. 6h ago

    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 this powerful episode, he reveals why human nature makes us crave acceptance, and how to let go of that need to find freedom, fulfillment, and real connection. You’ll discover how the instinct to fit in was hardwired for survival—and how that mental shift still impacts us today. Quincy shares stories from launching his personal training business during COVID, illustrating how the fear of rejection was almost overwhelming. Why does this matter? Because the cost of trying to please everyone is your peace of mind, your creativity, and your genuine connections. When you release the need for approval, you unlock your true potential, connect more deeply with those who resonate with your message, and create without fear.Whether you're an entrepreneur, creator, or anyone striving to make an impact, this episode provides the blueprint to free yourself from external validation and step into your authentic power. It’s time to stop holding yourself back, your real audience is waiting. Stay connected with me on Instagram and TiktTok @thenotdoneyet.project

  2. Jul 21

    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 trap that keeps you stuck, with a powerful metaphor: running outside in the rain. You’ll discover how perfection is a moving target that never truly arrives, and how every obstacle along the way actually prepares you for future challenges. We break down the mindset shift you need: how training in messy conditions builds resilience, and why some of the world’s most successful companies launched during economic downturns when everyone else hesitated. Learn the real meaning of "starting messy" and how it’s the only way to progress. If you’re tired of waiting for the perfect time to [start that business, make that hard call, create that project], this episode is your wake-up call. Because the moment you decide to act despite the chaos, you set yourself up to win. This isn’t just motivation, it's a practical blueprint for turning obstacles into opportunities. Perfect for anyone feeling overwhelmed by uncertainty or stuck in analysis paralysis. This episode reminds you: you don’t need clear skies to begin, just an umbrella and a reason to step outside. Are you ready to stop waiting and start growing? Tune in and learn how embracing the messy moments sets the foundation for unstoppable progress. Stay connected with me on Instagram and TiktTok @thenotdoneyet.project

  3. Jul 14

    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 messy, uncertain first steps are actually the keys to unlocking your best version? In this episode of Not Done Yet, Quincy reminds us that the fear of looking silly or failing keeps us stucK. Yet everyone, from world-class athletes like LeBron James to podcasters in their first season, had to start somewhere. You’ll discover why embracing vulnerability and imperfection accelerates your progress, how social media’s polished facade distorts our expectations, and the surprising truth that most successful people’s early efforts were downright ugly. We break down the power of the "beginner's freedom" — the patience, curiosity, and resilience that come with embracing your novice season. You’ll learn practical steps to ditch perfectionism, why social comparison is a trap, and how to reframe your failures as stepping stones rather than setbacks. Living in the beginner’s mindset isn’t just liberating, it's essential for real growth and joy in the process. If you're holding back to avoid looking silly or afraid of failing publicly, this episode might just change your perspective. It’s perfect for anyone feeling stuck, starting something new, or craving the courage to live more authentically. Remember: nobody ever skipped the beginning. The greatest successes are built on countless messy, imperfect starts. Ready to embrace your next chapter? Tune in, and give yourself permission to be a beginner. Stay connected with me on Instagram and TiktTok @thenotdoneyet.project

  4. Jul 2

    Shoot Your Shot.... And Be Okay With The Outcome

    We hesitate just before taking a chance that could change everything, but what if the secret is simply shooting your shot and being okay with whatever happens? In this raw, unscripted episode, Quincy  shares a personal story about summoning the courage to reach out to a high-profile guest, and getting a response that stunned him. This is about more than just podcasting; it’s a powerful reminder that the biggest wins often come from taking the leap, no matter how unlikely success seems. You’ll discover how the simple act of sending that one email transformed Quincy’s perspective on risk and rejection. He breaks down the pivotal mindset shift from “what if I fail” to “at least I tried,” emphasizing that every “no” brings you closer to a “yes.” We delve into the importance of preparation, persistence, and the peace that comes with trying, regardless of the outcome. Whether you're contemplating a career move, asking someone out, or launching a new project, this episode fuels your courage to go for it. You'll learn practical insights on handling rejection, why it’s not personal, and how every attempt shapes your growth. Quincy shares nuggets of wisdom about why many never act out of fear or self-doubt, and how to reframe failure as progress. With scenes from NBA star Steph Curry to everyday risk-takers, the episode illustrates that preparation and persistence are the perfect teammates for shooting your shot. This episode matters because, in a world quick to dismiss rejection, your willingness to try anyway is what truly sets you apart. The opportunity to unlock new doors, relationships, or success stories is always within reach if you're willing to take the shot and accept whatever comes next. Perfect for anyone feeling stuck, underqualified, or hesitant to ask for what they want. If you’re ready to embrace uncertainty and turn dreams into reality, this episode is your catalyst. Because when you shoot your shot — even if you miss — you gain clarity, courage, and momentum. Are you ready to shoot your shot? Remember: the only way you’ll know what’s possible is by trying. Hit play and let this story inspire your next move. Stay connected with me on Instagram and TiktTok @thenotdoneyet.project

  5. Jun 23

    You Are Stronger At 1% Than You Think You Are...

    Most of usvastly underestimate what we're capable of when we’re running on empty. What if the key to pushing through your limits lies in embracing your 1%—that moment when you think you've got nothing left? Quincy shares a powerful metaphor inspired by his marathon experience and everyday life, revealing how human reserves are often far greater than we believe. In this episode, we explore the surprising parallels between a drained phone battery and human endurance. You'll discover how when you’re at 1%, your focus sharpens; distractions fade, clarity emerges, and you begin to operate on instinct. He breaks down the science behind the body’s natural protective mechanism, known as the “central governor,” and how overriding it can lead to unseen reserves of strength. We dive into practical strategies for training yourself to access these reserves intentionally. Doing “self-elected hard things” like cold showers, tough conversations, or pushing yourself at the end of a run. Quincy explains why practicing discomfort regularly not only prepares you for life’s unexpected challenges but also shifts your mindset from “I can't” to “I can do hard things.” This isn’t about reckless endurance, it’s about understanding your limits, recognizing the signals your body sends, and knowing when to push just a little further. If you're tired, depleted, or feeling like giving up, this episode will inspire you to reframe exhaustion as your greatest opportunity for growth. You’ll learn how to channel that last 1% into your most transformative moments. Whether in fitness, relationships, or facing life’s obstacles. Perfect for anyone who feels exhausted but isn’t willing to settle. Whether you're a runner, a leader, or just navigating daily challenges, these insights empower you to access reserves you didn’t know you had. Tune in to unlock your full potential, even at your lowest—because you’re stronger than you think. Stay connected with me on Instagram and TiktTok @thenotdoneyet.project

  6. Jun 16

    The Misconception of Locking In..

    Today we explore the myth of locking in once and the importance of persistent re-engagement in achieving goals. Quincy shares personal stories and practical tips on overcoming distractions, shame, and the power of resilience. Locking in is a repeated process, not a one-time event.Recognize when you've drifted and bring yourself back.Failure is part of the journey; quitting is the real failure.Use feedback to adjust and course correct.Count how many times you try again, not just how long you stay focused.Stay connected with me on Instagram and TiktTok @thenotdoneyet.project

  7. Jun 9

    The Life You Want in 10-Minutes...

    In this episode, we explore the importance of reconnecting with our passions and curiosity, emphasizing how small, consistent efforts can lead to a more fulfilled life. He challenges listeners to dedicate just ten minutes a day to what they love, highlighting the value of authenticity and self-awareness. Takeaways Dedicate just 10 minutes a day to your interests. Small efforts compound over time to create meaningful change. Many people regret not pursuing what truly interests them. Listening to your inner voice is crucial for authentic living. It's never too late to start exploring your interests. Resources Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver Burkeman - https://www.amazon.com/Four-Thousand-Weeks-Time-Your/dp/0525536554 The Regret of the Dying by Bronnie Ware - https://www.amazon.com/Regrets-Dying-Bronnie-Ware/dp/0310344853 Stay connected with me on Instagram and TiktTok @thenotdoneyet.project

  8. Jun 2

    $70 And No Help...

    When was the last you asked for help without feeling shame, or like a burden? Quincy explores the importance of asking for help, sharing his father's inspiring story of resilience and vision. This episode emphasizes that strength lies in vulnerability and community support, encouraging listeners to seek help without shame. Stay connected with me on Instagram and TiktTok @thenotdoneyet.project

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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.

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  • Creator
    Quincy Simon
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    33
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Not Done Yet
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