Still Standing with Clarence E. Stowers, Jr.
Start with the most recent episode. That's where the real conversation begins.
I do not teach from theory. I teach from survival.
This is for people who did everything right and still watched life fall apart anyway.
After 30 years of leading, rebuilding, losing, surviving, and starting over, Clarence E. Stowers, Jr. speaks from scars instead of scripts.
No polish. No pretending. No performance.
This show is for high-capacity adults rebuilding their lives after the version that used to work stopped working.
Start with the most recent episode. Everything before that belongs to a different season of this show.
New episodes every Wednesday.
Still Standing with Clarence E. Stowers, Jr.
Latest Episodes
I'm Still Here
I'm Still Here.You haven't quit. You haven't collapsed. You didn't walk away. But somewhere in the last year, maybe longer, you stopped recognizing the version of yourself that used to show up automatically. And you've been quietl...
You Stayed Too Long. Let's Be Honest
You knew before you admitted it.You knew when the work stopped fitting. You knew when your energy changed. You knew when showing up became maintenance instead of mission.But you stayed.In this episode of Still Standing<...
Why I'm Changing Everything (And What's Coming Next)
If you have been listening to this show, you deserve to hear this directly. Something is changing. Not because things went wrong. Because things finally went right.This is Bridge Episode 2 of Still Standing. Today I am not pivoting. I am...
Thirty Years In. Here's What I Finally Stopped Pretending.
Thirty years.That is how long I did this before I admitted something I had known for a while.The podcast I was making no longer matched the life I had actually lived.This is the bridge episode for Still Standing with Claren...
Your Worst Season Was Your Setup | Episode 59
Nine weeks ago, I sat in front of this microphone and told you the truth.I told you we sold our church building. That God went silent. That fear had me by the throat. That loneliness almost broke me. That I didn't know if I would make it...