The Not Done Yet Movement Podcast

If you had to choose between more money or more free time… which would you choose? 👀In Episode 16 of Not Done Yet, Valerie sits down with Lisbeth for a conversation about choosing joy — what brings it into our lives, how our priorities change over time, and whether the things we chase are actually the things that make us happiest.During a quick-fire Q&A, Lisbeth is faced with a choice: more money or more free time?She chooses free time. ❤️And that answer opens up a bigger conversation: What does it mean to build a life that actually leaves room for joy?✨ In this episode:What joy looks like in Lisbeth’s lifeChoosing joy in everyday lifeWhy free time can become more valuable than moneyHow our priorities change through different chaptersMaking space for the people and experiences that matterA fun Q&A that reveals what Lisbeth values mostAs we continue our month of JOY, we want you to think about your own answer:More money or more free time — which would YOU choose?Tell us in the comments. 👇🏽Because sometimes the next chapter isn’t about adding more. Sometimes it’s about making room to actually enjoy the life you’re already living.We’re Not Done Yet. ❤️

How much joy is actually present in your life - and how would you even measure it?In Episode 15 of Not Done Yet, Valerie sits down with life coach Randa for a conversation all about JOY. ❤️Together, they explore where Randa finds joy in her own life, what can get in the way of experiencing it, and whether we’re actually making enough room for the things that make us feel alive.And then… they put it to the test. 😂Through a Joy Test, they take a closer look at what joy really looks like in everyday life and the answers might get you thinking about your own.✨ In this episode:What joy looks like in Randa’s lifeHow a life coach thinks about joyTaking the Joy TestRecognizing where joy already existsMaking more room for what lights you upWhy joy doesn’t have to wait for the “perfect” chapterSo while you watch, ask yourself:How much joy is actually in YOUR life right now?And if the answer is not enough… maybe it’s time to make a little more room for it. Subscribe and join us for more conversations about life, reinvention, confidence, joy, friendship and everything that comes with realizing…We’re Not Done Yet. ❤️

Confidence isn’t about having all the answers, it’s about trusting yourself enough to take the next step.In this episode of Not Done Yet, Valerie sits down with leadership coach Molly for an honest conversation about confidence, leadership, and what it really takes to step into who you are.They explore how confidence changes as we grow, why self-doubt can show up even when we’re capable, and how women can stop waiting to feel “ready” before taking up space, leading, and pursuing what’s next.If you’ve ever questioned whether you’re qualified enough, prepared enough, or confident enough to make your next move, this conversation is for you.✨ In this episode:• Building genuine confidence• Leading even when you don’t feel completely ready• Moving through self-doubt• Trusting your experience and your voice• Redefining what confidence looks like• Becoming the version of yourself you already know is thereBecause you’re not behind. You’re not finished. You’re *Not Done Yet.*Subscribe for more conversations about confidence, reinvention, friendship, career, joy, and navigating what comes next.

What if confidence isn’t something you find later in life, but something that’s nurtured in you from the very beginning?

In Episode 12, Valerie Rae Brown sits down with Chef Soul for an honest conversation about confidence, courage, family, ambition, and knowing who you are.

Chef Soul shares how growing up surrounded by people who believed in her helped shape the woman she became and why she now considers confidence one of the greatest gifts we can give another person.

She also opens up about navigating a male-dominated culinary industry, having her confidence mistaken for arrogance, taking chances even when fear is present, and the question that continues to guide her biggest decisions:

“Would I regret trying, or would I regret not trying?”

For Chef Soul, being Not Done Yet means never becoming so comfortable that you stop dreaming, growing, and reaching for what’s next.

Because despite everything she’s already accomplished, she believes her biggest chapter hasn’t been written yet. 🤎