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EPISODE · Dec 5, 2019 · 54 MIN

015: The Secret Habits of World Class Champions with Alan Stein Jr.

from HowieDoinIt — a podcast about resilience · host Howie Kra

Before launching a successful international speaking career, veteran basketball performance coach Alan Stein Jr. worked with the world's leading coaches and athletes — legends like Kobe Bryant, Kevin Durant and LeBron James. Alan saw firsthand how elite athletes trained on the court and, more importantly, what they do when no one is watching. "The guys that want the ball at the end of the game are the ones who have earned the confidence during the unseen hours," Alan says. "They've made enough shots in empty gyms to know that they deserve an opportunity to win the game when it's crunch time." In today's episode, Alan shares what he's learned from his time spent with world class athletes and how the principles used on the court can be applied to both life and business.   Show Notes: HowieDoinIt.com/15 Subscribe, Rate, & Review: http://howiedoinit.com/subscribe Connect with Howie: Facebook, Instagram, YouTube Ask Howie: If you want Howie to answer your questions in an upcoming episode, drop him a line at [email protected]

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