Quincy Avery

You know, I can help out and they can call on me when they need anything. I'm here to support them and care about them in a way that I truly feel is unique and authentic.

Yeah, I think I agree with you so much. We live in like an instant gratification society where people expect to have the fruits of their labor immediately. But the journey that I went on was crazy. In order to get here, I've had a thousand nights of homelessness, right? Where I was unhoused.

Yeah, I think I agree with you so much. We live in like an instant gratification society where people expect to have the fruits of their labor immediately. But the journey that I went on was crazy. In order to get here, I've had a thousand nights of homelessness, right? Where I was unhoused.

Yeah, I think I agree with you so much. We live in like an instant gratification society where people expect to have the fruits of their labor immediately. But the journey that I went on was crazy. In order to get here, I've had a thousand nights of homelessness, right? Where I was unhoused.

whether I was sleeping in the locker room or my car, just trying to figure out where I was going to lay my head. And it was just a grind because the thing that I think separates me from a lot of people is the ability to work hard despite the initial outcome. I heard no when I was trying to start training people so many times and It is crazy.

whether I was sleeping in the locker room or my car, just trying to figure out where I was going to lay my head. And it was just a grind because the thing that I think separates me from a lot of people is the ability to work hard despite the initial outcome. I heard no when I was trying to start training people so many times and It is crazy.

whether I was sleeping in the locker room or my car, just trying to figure out where I was going to lay my head. And it was just a grind because the thing that I think separates me from a lot of people is the ability to work hard despite the initial outcome. I heard no when I was trying to start training people so many times and It is crazy.

And I just look back, I could go look at my Facebook and just see like, no, unrespond, no. And those are some young men that I probably could have helped out, like do some things if their parents would have responded. Like I knew that I had a purpose and I knew that there was something that I thought that I could do at a very high level.

And I just look back, I could go look at my Facebook and just see like, no, unrespond, no. And those are some young men that I probably could have helped out, like do some things if their parents would have responded. Like I knew that I had a purpose and I knew that there was something that I thought that I could do at a very high level.

And I just look back, I could go look at my Facebook and just see like, no, unrespond, no. And those are some young men that I probably could have helped out, like do some things if their parents would have responded. Like I knew that I had a purpose and I knew that there was something that I thought that I could do at a very high level.

And when I say that I'm committed to something, I want my actions and my words to be congruent. I want people I want not to only be able to say these things, but I want people to be able to look at the actions that I have and say it for me, right? So I don't need to verbalize everything that I wanna do. I want people to see in my actions who I say I am and the goals that I say that I have.

And when I say that I'm committed to something, I want my actions and my words to be congruent. I want people I want not to only be able to say these things, but I want people to be able to look at the actions that I have and say it for me, right? So I don't need to verbalize everything that I wanna do. I want people to see in my actions who I say I am and the goals that I say that I have.

And when I say that I'm committed to something, I want my actions and my words to be congruent. I want people I want not to only be able to say these things, but I want people to be able to look at the actions that I have and say it for me, right? So I don't need to verbalize everything that I wanna do. I want people to see in my actions who I say I am and the goals that I say that I have.

You know, I think that I probably suffered. Even though I said that I wanted to be the best, I knew I was working hard towards those things. I probably suffered from imposter syndrome, largely for a while. And it took until... There was Trent Dilfer. There's someone who, like, I really value their opinion. He was really big in the quarterback space.

You know, I think that I probably suffered. Even though I said that I wanted to be the best, I knew I was working hard towards those things. I probably suffered from imposter syndrome, largely for a while. And it took until... There was Trent Dilfer. There's someone who, like, I really value their opinion. He was really big in the quarterback space.

You know, I think that I probably suffered. Even though I said that I wanted to be the best, I knew I was working hard towards those things. I probably suffered from imposter syndrome, largely for a while. And it took until... There was Trent Dilfer. There's someone who, like, I really value their opinion. He was really big in the quarterback space.

And when he saw the things that I was doing, he really was like, man, you're doing a great job. Like, I love the way that you're teaching these things. That meant a lot to me. But after that, I still... Wasn't sure. I was like, I think that I'm really good at this. I think that I'm helping these young guys out. And then the next real moment for me was I got the opportunity to train Tyra Taylor.

And when he saw the things that I was doing, he really was like, man, you're doing a great job. Like, I love the way that you're teaching these things. That meant a lot to me. But after that, I still... Wasn't sure. I was like, I think that I'm really good at this. I think that I'm helping these young guys out. And then the next real moment for me was I got the opportunity to train Tyra Taylor.

And when he saw the things that I was doing, he really was like, man, you're doing a great job. Like, I love the way that you're teaching these things. That meant a lot to me. But after that, I still... Wasn't sure. I was like, I think that I'm really good at this. I think that I'm helping these young guys out. And then the next real moment for me was I got the opportunity to train Tyra Taylor.

But Tyra Taylor had been in the NFL for nine years. He'd basically seen every quarterback coach who was in the space that I was in. He got to work with all these guys. And I got there with him for like one or two days. And he's like, now I want to hire you. And that meant a lot to me because he was making a decision on like,