How to Raise and Sustain Your Game, with Alan Stein Jr. | Tom Ferry Podcast Experience
Do you remember when LeBron James brought the Cleveland Cavaliers a championship and soon after left them to join to Los Angeles Lakers? Imagine how much excitement and hope the city of Cleveland must have felt just before having it dashed away from them. That’s how I think real estate agents are feeling going from the market we were in to the current one. If that resonates with you, you might need someone like Alan Stein Jr. to help get your motivation back.
Alan Stein Jr. is a professional performance coach, keynote speaker, and author of the books “Raise Your Game” and “Sustain Your Game.” And with book titles like that, you can see why Alan is the kind of guy we need to listen to during times of crisis. On this episode of the Tom Ferry Podcast Experience, I spoke with him about what agents can be doing to reset their minds for assured victory and the best ways to create habits that stick permanently.
This is vital watching or listening to anyone who has ever faced a challenging time, so make sure to do that, right here.
In this episode, we discuss…
00:00 - About Alan
04:08 - Resetting your psychology for winning
08:36 - Developing a “next-play” mentality
11:24 - Untether from results
13:58 - Comfort in uncertainty
17:08 - Start during hard times
22:40 - The science of habit formation
30:00 - Picking your first habit
35:08 - The best routine for a peak state
38:45 - An exercise to close the performance gap
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