Still Standing with Clarence E. Stowers, Jr.
Why You Keep Waiting to Feel Ready You're not lazy. You're not unclear. You know exactly what the move is. You've known for months. Maybe someone has already told you to make it. But every week it slides back to the bottom of the list with a new reason attached, and you keep calling that reason patience. It's not patience. It's a stall with better vocabulary, and it's quietly costing you years. This is the episode that ends the excuse. Before another round of preparation, before another "right season," before one more "I'll know when I'm ready," we sit with one thing: the exact difference between waiting and stalling, and what it actually takes to move. Readiness is not a feeling you wait for. It's what shows up after you move. Once you understand that order, you stop waiting for permission that was never coming. What You'll Learn: ⓵ The exact test that tells you whether you're actually waiting on information or just stalling with better vocabulary. If you can't name the missing piece, you already have what you need. ⓶ Why readiness is a receipt, not a ticket. The feeling you're waiting for shows up after you move, never before, and if you feel completely ready the move is too small to matter. ⓷ The real difference between unready and unmoved. Unready means you lack something real. Unmoved means you have what you need and you're still standing still. Confusing the two has cost you years. The Practice: Name the one move you've been calling "not yet." Write it as a sentence: "I have been waiting to feel ready to do ___." Then take one concrete action toward it in the next seven days. Make the call. Open the document. Set the date and tell one person who will actually ask you about it. Reply DONE when it's scheduled. This episode is for you if: • You have the clarity and the capability, and you're still parked in the same spot • You keep calling it "the right season" or "waiting on God" when you already know the move • There's one thing on your list that never moves, not to done and not to the trash One question before you close this: What's the one move you've been calling "not yet"? Reply. One sentence is enough. I read every response. Subscribe to the Still Standing Podcast wherever you get podcasts. Support the show [https://cash.app/$ClarenceStowers] 📲 Stay Connected: 🔔 Subscribe to my YouTube channel [https://youtube.com/@ClarenceStowersTV] 📸 Connect on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/clarence.stowers] 📲 Connect on Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/CEStowers/] 📖 Read my Substack for Weekly Insights [https://clarencestowers.substack.com/about] 🎁 Support Mars Hill Anywhere [https://marshillchicago.org/giving] 📚 Amazon Author’s Page [https://amazon.com/author/cestowers] ✉️ Subscribe to My Newsletter [https://clarencestowers.ck.page/profile]: 🛜 Website: https://www.clarencestowers.com [https://www.clarencestowers.com] 🎧 Podcast [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-clarence-stowers-leadership-podcast/id1595677363]
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