Alex Stevens

[Southampton FC @SouthamptonFC]

Working towards Hull 💪

[Himanshu Kumar @codewithimanshu]

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[Alex Stevens @alexmstevens]

@codewithimanshu OpenClaw

[Alex Stevens @alexmstevens]

@thetripathi58 People want to associate themselves with people, not brands. For example:

Feastables: 57.3K followers
Mr Beast: 32.4 million followers

Virgin Media: 365.2K followers
Richard Branson: 12.2 million followers

Always grow a personal brand before a business.

[Alex Stevens @alexmstevens]

@saschaplayslife When you find something which fulfils both of those criteria, real growth on X starts.

[Frank Bouc @Frank_thehero]

I TRANSFORMED my life in 5 years

Without:

- Any mentors
- Any SMART goals
- Any outside influences

Here's the 3 tactics I used to become a hero of my story (and why you shouldn't use them yourself).

----💪🗿----
1. Do EVERYTHING by Yourself

From when I was:

1. Starting to quit a 100/hr a week gaming addiction
2. Starting to build 4 different businesses
3. Starting to deepen my faith in God
4. Starting to write and coach

I didn't seek a mentor ONCE.

Nobody to tell me when I was wrong or right.

Sure, all the inevitable fails taught me lessons I never would've learned otherwise.

But I could've learned them years earlier.

If I had a mentor, I could've been where I'm at now at least 2 years sooner.

You will never know the outcome of your actions.

A mentor will.

----💪🗿----

2. Holding myself to INSANE standards

High standards are crucial when you're becoming a hero.

But even now, I hold myself to mentally insane standards.

- I ran 20 miles? Cool, I could've ran them way faster
- I read a book in a day? How about I aim for 2?
- I woke up at 4:30 am? I gotta stop snoozing

I could save the world from certain destruction.

But in a day, I'll plan how to save the galaxy.

I don't rest on my laurels.

I don't even SEE THEM 99% of the time.

When you're on the hero's journey, this mindset is the key to success.

But you can't let it smother your fire, your past wins.

Otherwise, there's no true end goal, no reward.

Even if you don't rest on your wins, be content with how they've crafted you into a hero.

----💪🗿----
3. Always doing SOMETHING

I have had to work overtime on this problem.

If what I'm doing doesn't have:

1. A purpose
2. A goal I'm aiming for
3. A reward that benefits others, or me

Then I stop doing it.

I have stepped up my game on this, however.

I hang out with my family, and spend some time in silence, even when it doesn't have a clear purpose.

But I still ruthlessly prioritize.

There's two sides to this coin:

You get everything done on your to-do list

You forget to rest until you're forced to

Rest is crucial.

Not "Resting" by:

1. Logging some "Light work"
2. Scrolling X to "Get inspiration"
3. Working anyway (until you burn out)

Rest is work.

Because your mind and body are grinding to help you recover for the next battle.

----💪🗿----

Living life on your own kills your true potential.

You will be years, possibly decades behind where you could've been.

All you need to fix this? A mentor.

A mentor who KNOWS your struggle.

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[Alex Stevens @alexmstevens]

@Frank_the_coach Great thread.

People always start doing the right things in life (working out, reading etc.) then get complacent and stuck at the same point for years on end.

By striving to constantly improve, you ensure that true progress occurs.

[Alex Stevens @alexmstevens]

Longevity = knowing your body.

As he aged, he didn’t train harder - he trained smarter:

More tactical sessions
Fewer junk reps
More attention to mobility and soft-tissue care

He evolved with his body, not against it.

[Alex Stevens @alexmstevens]

Most footballer’s primes are 1-2 years long.

Meanwhile Kevin de Bruyne has been doing it at the highest level for 10+ years 💀

A thread about how elite footballers like KDB stay at the top of the game for so long…

[Alex Stevens @alexmstevens]

Recovery isn’t optional - it’s a weapon.

KDB treats recovery like training:

Ice baths after games
Deep tissue massage
9-10 hours sleep
Low-impact recovery days

Recovery isn’t just about resting - it’s about preparing for the next game.

[Alex Stevens @alexmstevens]

@edenoffl_ It is in the silence that truth often speaks the loudest

[Alex Stevens @alexmstevens]

@Frank_the_coach I exercise because:

I don’t wanna be out of breath every time I walk up the stairs
I don’t wanna look like shit
I wanna have self-confidence

[Alex Stevens @alexmstevens]

@theoldfilipaf There are only three constants in life:
Life, death, and failing before being truly successful

[Alex Stevens @alexmstevens]

@CoachFHM No point in waking up for an early workout if you aren’t prepared for it

[Alex Stevens @alexmstevens]

@IAmAaronWill Facts. Burnout isn’t a badge of honor. Real growth happens between the work - when your body repairs, your mind resets, and ideas actually click. Rest isn’t weakness, it’s strategy.

[Alex Stevens @alexmstevens]

@AlexLandowski The most dangerous thing is succeeding on your first try… it leads to complacency and eventually when you fail, you will give up

[Alex Stevens @alexmstevens]

@_ItsAlexJose Self-confidence is key in everything you do… otherwise you will never want to do anything