Alan Stein, Jr.
@AlanSteinJr • 84,759 subscribers
I SIMPLIFY SUCCESS and help organizations achieve more! MORE impactful leadership. MORE team cohesion. MORE sales revenue. MORE loyal customers.
Shorts
Videos
The highest performers don’t waste energy on things they can’t control. They focus on two things: their effort and their attitude. When adversity hits, don’t look for a shortcut back. Just keep chipping away. One play. One response. One step at a time.
Alan Stein, Jr.245,794 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
💥 If you’re soft, you’re selfish. If you’re silent, you’re selfish. If you’re stupid, you’re selfish. Bad body language? Selfish. Repeating the same mistake? Selfish. Avoiding hard conversations? Selfish. High performance is about us, not you. So stop pouting, start communicating, and raise your standard—especially when no one’s watching. Because how you act off the field defines who you are on it.
Alan Stein, Jr.209,009 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад
Do you WAIT for practice to start? Or do you PREPARE for practice to start?
Alan Stein, Jr.471,353 просмотров • 2 лет назад
I had a phenomenal K Academy experience. I didn’t break anything this year… I made new friends… I reconnected with old friends… I made memories… and I got to play the game I’ve loved since I was 5 years old in the most iconic arena (Cameron Indoor Stadium) in front of the G.O.A.T. (Coach K)! Life is good and I’m incredibly grateful ❤️ Duke Basketball
Alan Stein, Jr.36,465 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
💡 Every emotion is okay. Every behavior is not. Elite performers feel everything—frustration, disappointment, pressure. But they don’t act on impulse. They regulate. They reset. They respond with intention. Because bad body language doesn’t just show weakness… It drags the whole team down. 🧠 Emotional regulation isn’t soft. It’s the separator.
Alan Stein, Jr.125,707 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад
📣 Want to know the fastest way to kill a team? Be soft. Be silent. Be stupid. Selfishness shows up in more ways than you think — in your body language, your habits, and your silence when it matters most. Every emotion is okay. Not every behavior is. 🎥 Watch this clip if you’re serious about becoming a better teammate, leader, and human being. The standard is excellence, not excuses. Full video: Penn State Football James Franklin
Alan Stein, Jr.116,763 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад
Do you know the difference between being interested and obsessed? Watch this!
Alan Stein, Jr.340,464 просмотров • 3 лет назад
THIS is why Steph Curry will go down as the greatest shooter in the history of the game.
Alan Stein, Jr.309,083 просмотров • 3 лет назад
There are 5 Core Commitments every player, coach, and staff member must live by if you want to build a championship culture: 1️⃣ Believe — in yourself, your teammates, your coaches, and the plan. Believe or leave. 2️⃣ Commit — commitment isn’t casual. You’re either all in or you’re out. 3️⃣ Prepare — preparation is the separation, especially in the unseen hours. 4️⃣ Execute — excellence isn’t a switch. Keep it on in everything you do. 5️⃣ Compete — not just with opponents, but with yourself. Get 1% better every single day. With all else being equal, the team that does these 5 things best will always have the advantage. 🎥 Catch the full talk here:
Alan Stein, Jr.106,696 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад
Every team has roles. 🎭 Step 1: Know your role. Step 2: Embrace your role. Step 3: Star in your role. And if you don’t like your current role? That’s fine. Work for the role you want — but do it while starring in the role you have. That’s how you earn trust, respect, and opportunity. 🎥 Watch the entire talk here:
Alan Stein, Jr.84,185 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад
Mental toughness isn’t complicated. 💡 It’s doing the best you can with what you have, wherever you are. Full stop. When you live by that standard, you automatically eliminate the three behaviors of the weak: ❌ Blaming ❌ Complaining ❌ Making excuses True toughness is about accountability and action. 🎥 Watch the full clip here:
Alan Stein, Jr.71,359 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад
Steve Nash once led the NBA in assists… and high fives. In one game, he gave out 239 high fives, fist bumps, and pats on the back. He wasn’t just passing the ball — he was passing energy. Great leaders elevate everyone around them. Find your own way to make that emotional deposit.
Alan Stein, Jr.59,158 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад
Hall of Fame coach Lou Holtz used this simple acronym to train elite performers to be present, not perfect. Any moment of any day, pause and ask yourself: 👉 “Am I placing my attention where it matters most right now?” That’s how you conquer distraction and live with intention.
Alan Stein, Jr.60,223 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад