Are You Prepared for the Unseen Hours of Success? | Alan Stein Jr.

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🗓️ 3 January 2024

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, Alan Stein, Jr. shares his insights on high performance and achieving success. Alan is a world-renowned coach, speaker, and author who specializes in improving individual and organizational leadership, performance, and accountability. He draws from his experience working with elite basketball players and teaches audiences how to utilize the same strategies in business.

In our conversation, Alan and I discuss the importance of finding your passion and aligning it with your natural talents. We explore how passion and talent intersect to create your strength zone, where you can excel and make your maximum contribution. Alan emphasizes that passion alone is not enough, and we need to develop the mindset and skillset required to reach peak performance.

Some highlights we explore:

The key to high performance is finding something you're passionate about and naturally talented at, and finding where those intersect.
Passion is only half of the equation; you also need to develop the necessary mindset and skillset.
The importance of focusing on your strength zone and investing time in working on your natural talents.
How world-class performers are driven by their passion for what they do, and the willingness to put in the work during the unseen hours.

Enjoy!

Transcript

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0:00.0	The first thing we need to improve any area of our life is awareness.
0:05.2	You know, for those listening right now taking notes, write this down, you will never improve
0:09.6	something you're unaware of.
0:11.3	You'll never improve something you're oblivious to, which means awareness is always the first
0:15.9	step to improvement.
0:18.8	Hey, what's up?
0:19.6	It's Chase.
0:20.1	Welcome to another episode of the show. Hope you've had an amazing New Year's celebration. And we are kicking off 2024 with some epic stuff here at the Chase Travis Live show. Starting with this great episode with Alan Stein Jr. Now, Alan is a renowned expert in leadership and performance with a background as a coach,
0:40.5	specifically a coach in basketball, where he's worked with many of the absolute greats, including
0:45.4	Kobe Bryant, Kevin Durant, Steph Curry, to name a few. Now, Alan has parlayed his skill set into the
0:52.3	business and the leadership and the peak performance world, where today he also works with all kinds of amazing entrepreneurs and the folks that you think he would be working with, right?
1:00.8	Well, we talk in this episode about mindset, about the habits that underpin greatness, about what are the actual mental habits and the framework specifically of elite athletes, elite performers, and
1:11.4	business, sport, everything that you can imagine, and a very important category, self-talk,
1:16.8	how to be present. And why having a coach, for example, either in real life or virtual,
1:22.8	is really valuable for anything you want to get better at. So this episode was really helpful for me as
1:28.6	lifelong athlete. It was like therapy for me, hence I justingly referred to him as my doctor in the
1:34.2	episode. But again, I guarantee this episode is going to add some value. I hope you enjoy it. Yours
1:38.9	Truly and Alan Stein Jr.
1:48.1	All right, Dr. Allen, welcome to the show.
1:49.0	Thanks for being here.
1:50.7	Oh, it's fantastic to be with you, Chase.
1:52.6	I'm excited for a fun conversation, my friend.
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