Bonus Episode 6 | Carlester Crumpler: A Legacy of Resilience and Service - Mick Unplugged

Mick Unplugged

Mick Hunt

Business, Entrepreneurship, Education, Self-improvement

5 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 30 April 2024

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

In this deeply personal episode, Mick Hunt talks with Carlester Crumpler about his journey from professional sports to meaningful community leadership. Carlester shares the profound lessons from his experiences on and off the field, emphasizing the importance of family, humility, and serving others. His story is a testament to the power of transforming personal trials into a legacy of positive impact.

Carlester Crumpler's Background: Transition from an NFL athlete to a role model and leader in community and family life.

Defining Moments: Insights into Carlester's profoundly personal and spiritual reflections following significant changes, including his journey through grief and personal discovery.

Discussion Topics:

Reflections on the influence of family legacy and the values instilled by his parents.
The importance of humility, service, and community in his post-NFL life.
Challenges and personal growth through life's transitions, including the significant impact of losing loved ones.

Key Quotes

"Presence is more important than performance."
"Encourage, equip, and empower people to wholeness."

Next Steps:

Reflect: Consider how Carlester's insights on life beyond professional sports can inspire your personal and professional growth.
Engage: Share your stories of overcoming challenges and serving your community using #MickUnplugged.
Connect: Follow Carlester Crumpler's ongoing community projects and support his initiatives.

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Are you ready to change your habits, sculpt your destiny, and light up your path to greatness?
0:07.0	Welcome to the epicenter of transformation. This is Mick Unplugged.
0:13.0	We'll help you identify your because, so you can create a routine that's not just productive, but powerful.
0:25.7	You'll embrace the art of evolution, adapt strategies to stay ahead of the game,
0:28.0	and take a step toward the extraordinary.
0:30.4	So let's unleash your potential.
0:32.2	Now, here's Mick.
0:46.3	Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another episode of the Mick Unplug podcast where we delve beyond the surface of why to uncover the profound because that fuels our quest and defines our legacies. Today, we're honored to host a remarkable individual whose life is a testament of adaptation and resiliency.
0:53.3	From catching passes on the football fields of the NFL
0:56.2	to navigating new challenges beyond the gridiron.
0:59.4	He embodies the spirit of transformation and tenacity.
1:02.9	His journey from All-American Tide-in at East
1:05.4	Carolina University to a life of impactful leadership
1:09.0	off the field is nothing short of inspiring. Get ready to be moved.
1:13.4	Get ready to be motivated by my friend, Carl Lester Crumple Jr. Carl Lester, how are you doing, brother?
1:18.6	Doing well, Mick, and yourself? Thanks for having me on.
1:21.5	Doing great. Man, this is crazy, right? So, you know, your younger brother, Algae is one of my
1:26.7	really good friends. I met you
1:28.5	when I was at Carolina, and I can say this now, and I mean this from my soul. The first time I
1:33.1	saw you, I didn't know a human being could be as big and powerful as Carlester.
1:38.9	I don't know about powerful. I remember working out with you guys. I think my brother was a
1:43.9	freshman. Dre Bligh was there,
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