Quincy Carter

Well, it was two phases of it, Mick. It was the morning that I reached out to Hollywood, July 22nd, 2019. It was that morning, and it was getting on my knees and praying. And the next, you know, moment, Mick was picking up the phone and telling Hollywood, hey man, come get me before sunset. You know, and put me somewhere, man, where I could, you know, work on this thing.

And so that was the spirit of God. That was, you know, Marsha Stone from BRC in Austin coming down and picking me up. And I was in rehab in like five or six hours. But that surreal moment, Mick, was me sitting at a table. You know, I used to get up 435 in the morning, you know, writing all my notes. We're doing, you know, step work and everything. I'll never forget sitting on that porch.

And so that was the spirit of God. That was, you know, Marsha Stone from BRC in Austin coming down and picking me up. And I was in rehab in like five or six hours. But that surreal moment, Mick, was me sitting at a table. You know, I used to get up 435 in the morning, you know, writing all my notes. We're doing, you know, step work and everything. I'll never forget sitting on that porch.

And so that was the spirit of God. That was, you know, Marsha Stone from BRC in Austin coming down and picking me up. And I was in rehab in like five or six hours. But that surreal moment, Mick, was me sitting at a table. You know, I used to get up 435 in the morning, you know, writing all my notes. We're doing, you know, step work and everything. I'll never forget sitting on that porch.

And just looking to the skies, Mick, and just asking God, man, if you're here for me, please show me. And Mick, little bit by little bit, you know, whether it's the phone conversations with my mom I started to have in rehab, whether it's, you know, that bird that was chirping in your ear when you're in a critical spot in your writing and you're talking to God and he's like, Is that God?

And just looking to the skies, Mick, and just asking God, man, if you're here for me, please show me. And Mick, little bit by little bit, you know, whether it's the phone conversations with my mom I started to have in rehab, whether it's, you know, that bird that was chirping in your ear when you're in a critical spot in your writing and you're talking to God and he's like, Is that God?

And just looking to the skies, Mick, and just asking God, man, if you're here for me, please show me. And Mick, little bit by little bit, you know, whether it's the phone conversations with my mom I started to have in rehab, whether it's, you know, that bird that was chirping in your ear when you're in a critical spot in your writing and you're talking to God and he's like, Is that God?

And then just seeing my confidence as I'm going through the steps and building, you know, I never disowned God. You know, I got mad at God, Nick, and I got mad because, you know, so much bad was happening to me, you know? But, Nick, what I wasn't accounting for is that I was the one in the way. You know, I was the one that failed, you know, the test for the Cowboys, a dream come true job.

And then just seeing my confidence as I'm going through the steps and building, you know, I never disowned God. You know, I got mad at God, Nick, and I got mad because, you know, so much bad was happening to me, you know? But, Nick, what I wasn't accounting for is that I was the one in the way. You know, I was the one that failed, you know, the test for the Cowboys, a dream come true job.

And then just seeing my confidence as I'm going through the steps and building, you know, I never disowned God. You know, I got mad at God, Nick, and I got mad because, you know, so much bad was happening to me, you know? But, Nick, what I wasn't accounting for is that I was the one in the way. You know, I was the one that failed, you know, the test for the Cowboys, a dream come true job.

I was the one who was in position to get myself back in the NFL. And I didn't lean on God a little bit more and get that job with the Miami Dolphins, you know? And so, you know, and then being walking home, being, you know, on the bottom of the barrel, but living in an extended state up and coming Georgia.

I was the one who was in position to get myself back in the NFL. And I didn't lean on God a little bit more and get that job with the Miami Dolphins, you know? And so, you know, and then being walking home, being, you know, on the bottom of the barrel, but living in an extended state up and coming Georgia.

I was the one who was in position to get myself back in the NFL. And I didn't lean on God a little bit more and get that job with the Miami Dolphins, you know? And so, you know, and then being walking home, being, you know, on the bottom of the barrel, but living in an extended state up and coming Georgia.

And somebody stopping me on the side of the road, you know, and now I have a high school, you know, baseball job, a basketball job, a football job, and then coaching, you know, at a prep school too. So God was still, you know, tugging me. Hey, I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. And I was so upset with God. So I strayed away from him.

And somebody stopping me on the side of the road, you know, and now I have a high school, you know, baseball job, a basketball job, a football job, and then coaching, you know, at a prep school too. So God was still, you know, tugging me. Hey, I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. And I was so upset with God. So I strayed away from him.

And somebody stopping me on the side of the road, you know, and now I have a high school, you know, baseball job, a basketball job, a football job, and then coaching, you know, at a prep school too. So God was still, you know, tugging me. Hey, I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. And I was so upset with God. So I strayed away from him.

So accepting those truths, you know, once I got to rehab and just getting closer to him, you know, I thought I knew God as a kid. I thought I knew him, you know, in my early, my early 20s, doing some FCA things and seeing the miracles of God.

So accepting those truths, you know, once I got to rehab and just getting closer to him, you know, I thought I knew God as a kid. I thought I knew him, you know, in my early, my early 20s, doing some FCA things and seeing the miracles of God.

So accepting those truths, you know, once I got to rehab and just getting closer to him, you know, I thought I knew God as a kid. I thought I knew him, you know, in my early, my early 20s, doing some FCA things and seeing the miracles of God.

But knowing them on that personal level and filling the spirit and not not wanting to not be filling the spirit at any point in your life, man, that's the special, you know, part of our relationship. You know, I love that, brother.