Not Done Yet

In this conversation, author Amanda Amaral, turns ADHD, overthinking, and oversharing into a powerful case for leaning into who you really are, especially if you’ve ever felt too much, too scattered, or not enough. Amanda opens up about the whirlwind of becoming a published author, the childhood breadcrumbs that led her there, and why her rhyming children’s book, My Invisible Friend ADHD , is desi...

The belief that “I’m just bad at this” can shape your choices for years, until you start questioning it. In this episode of Not Done Yet, Franziska talks about growing up with strong academic expectations, leaving the high school IB program, and finding her own path through fitness, further education, and entrepreneurship. She shares how feeling insecure about her body and wanting to prove she was...

Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, and goodnight from wherever you are!  It's been a while since I've published a podcast episode. And that isn't to say I haven't recorded any because I definitely have, but I just haven't enjoyed the final product. However, this felt like the realest, unscripted (yet prepared) episode that I've delivered. I hope you've b...

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 this episode is a reset back to something messier, more human, and far more powerful. He shares the moment he realized polished perfection was costing him the very th...

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 play the victim after a setback, a hard conversation, or a plan falling apart, this one hits home. Quincy opens up about launching a personal training busi...

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 conne...

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,...

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...

Most of us 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 rem...

Most of us vastly 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 expl...

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 failu...

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 t...

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

In March 2010, 15-year-old Daniel Bigu was on a missions trip in the Dominican Republic when a railing gave way and he fell three stories — changing his life forever. Doctors told him he'd never walk again. But if you know Daniel, you know that a setback has never been the end of his story. In this episode, Daniel opens up about the accident, the long road of recovery, the tough love that sha...

Discover the life lessons and insights from Oz Dane, a college athlete, as he reflects on his basketball journey and personal growth. Perfect for aspiring athletes and anyone navigating post-sport life. In the world of sports, athletes often face intense pressure to perform, leading to challenging moments that shape their character. In this episode, we explore the journey of Ozay Davis, a college...

In this interview, Kim shares her journey through adversity, mental health struggles, and the power of vulnerability and community in healing. Discover how she transformed her life by embracing authenticity, surrendering control, and finding strength in softness. Key  Topics Kim's experience with mental health and burnout The role of vulnerability and surrender in healing The influence of chi...

Quincy shares his journey of rebranding his podcast to focus more on storytelling, resilience, and community. He emphasizes the power of sharing personal struggles to inspire and connect with others, introducing new formats like anonymous stories and street stories to foster authenticity and support. Keywords storytelling, resilience, community, mental health, personal growth, podcast rebranding,...

This episode of Not Done Yet sits down with Andrea Mondoux—Transformation Coach, Founder of The Balance Bliss, speaker, and author—whose work has helped countless women rewrite the stories they tell themselves about who they are and what they’re capable of. She brings years of experience guiding women toward wellness, joy, and self‑trust, Andrea brings a rare blend of honesty, lived experience, an...

In this episode, Nathaniel Gonzalez opens up about the internal battles that shaped his life — from craving social acceptance as a young boy to pushing himself into unhealthy behaviors just to impress his peers. He reflects on how that need to be liked led him into environments and habits that didn’t serve him, and how alcohol became his emotional home whenever stress or pressure hit. Nathaniel sh...

Debbie Fapo shares her inspiring journey of self-discovery, resilience, and healing. From her experiences with grief and loss to her spiritual awakening, she emphasizes the importance of hope, community, and creativity in overcoming life's challenges. Debbie discusses her role as a teacher and content creator, and how these experiences have shaped her writing of a devotional journal, 'Fr...

In a world where job security is increasingly uncertain, experiencing a layoff can feel like a personal defeat. However, as we explore in this episode of Not Done Yet, Ruby Gill shares her powerful journey of resilience and perspective following her layoffs. Through her story, we uncover the importance of mindset and the transformative power of viewing setbacks as opportunities for growth. Ruby&ap...

In this reflective episode, Quincy shares five key lessons learned throughout 2025, emphasizing the importance of starting, community support, resilience in the face of challenges, the value of personal growth, and the simplicity of making changes. He encourages listeners to embrace their journeys and take actionable steps towards their goals, reminding them that they are not alone in their strugg...

In this conversation, Sanum Yousuf, the founder of Grazing Daisy, shares her inspiring journey from dropping out of college and working odd jobs to following her heart into entrepreneurship. She discusses the challenges of balancing motherhood with her growing business, the importance of self-awareness, and overcoming limiting beliefs. Sanum emphasizes the significance of community, resilience, an...

When Lauren first heard her daughter’s diagnosis, her world shifted in ways she couldn’t have imagined. In this episode, she shares the questions that raced through her mind, the isolation she sometimes felt, and the surprising strength she found in community, love, and perspective. This is a story about more than illness — it’s about redefining what it means to fight, to grow, and to keep moving...

In this intimate episode, I sit down with my sister to talk about her unexpected journey into motherhood. Once certain parenting wasn’t for her, everything changed with the arrival of her son, Zyaire—and with his Trisomy21 diagnosis (Down Syndrome). She opens up about the moment she got the news, the realities of solo parenting, and the strength she’s discovered in the face of fear, exhaustion, an...