🏀 The Baby-Faced Assassin

BE LIKE
STEPH

Too small. Too skinny. Couldn't get a Division I scholarship. Changed the entire sport of basketball forever.

I've never been afraid of big moments. I get butterflies. I get nervous and anxious, but I think those are all positive signs that I'm ready for the moment.

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4x
NBA Champion
2x
League MVP
3,700+
Three-Pointers (All-Time Record)
1
Revolution (Changed Basketball)
The Story They Don't Tell You

From Davidson to Dynasty

Stephen Curry was the son of NBA sharpshooter Dell Curry. You'd think that opened doors. It didn't. Every major Division I program passed on him. Too small. Too skinny. Too slow. Virginia Tech — his dad's alma mater — wouldn't even offer him a scholarship.

So Steph went to Davidson College. A tiny school nobody expected to compete. And he set the entire NCAA tournament on fire. He carried Davidson to the Elite Eight as a sophomore, hitting shots from another zip code while the world watched in disbelief.

The NBA wasn't convinced either. He was drafted 7th — two spots after the Minnesota Timberwolves took two point guards ahead of him. Then came the ankle injuries. Season after season, his ankles kept giving out. Analysts called him injury-prone. Teams considered trading him. His career was on life support.

Steph didn't just come back. He reinvented the game. He moved the three-point line from a specialty shot to the most important weapon in basketball. He won back-to-back MVPs — the second one unanimously, something that had never happened in NBA history. He led the Warriors to a 73-9 record. He won four championships.

The kid nobody wanted became the greatest shooter who ever lived. That's not genetics. That's the mindset of a Top Performer.

The Noise He Blocked

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"He's too small for the NBA."
At 6'3" and 185 pounds, he revolutionized the entire sport. Size was never the variable — skill and will were.
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"He's injury-prone. Those ankles will end his career."
He restructured his movement, rebuilt his body, and won 4 NBA championships on those same ankles.
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"Davidson? He can't compete at the highest level."
He became the first unanimous MVP in NBA history. The highest level adapted to him.
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"The Warriors dynasty is over."
After Kevin Durant left and Klay tore his ACL, Steph came back and won another ring — proving it was always his team.
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"He'll never be like his dad."
Dell Curry was a great shooter. Steph became the greatest shooter who ever lived. He didn't follow a path — he built a new one.

Steph's Top Performer Pillars

The principles that turned a kid nobody recruited into the man who changed basketball.

Pillar I
Get Uncomfortable Daily
Steph shoots hundreds of threes before every game — from spots most players wouldn't dare attempt in a game. He trains beyond what's required so the game feels easy.
Pillar II
Raise Your Floor
After the ankle injuries, Steph rebuilt his body from the ground up. He didn't just rehab — he raised his physical baseline so high that injuries couldn't touch him again.
Pillar III
Prepare for the Fight
His pregame routine is legendary — dribbling drills, shooting from impossible angles, tunnel shots that break the internet. When the game starts, he's already won.
Pillar IV
Light Up the Scoreboard
3,700+ three-pointers. The all-time record by a mile. Steph doesn't argue about who's the best shooter. The scoreboard speaks for itself.
Pillar V
Dominate Today
Year 15 looks like Year 1 because Steph treats every practice, every game, every rep like it's the most important one. No coasting. No autopilot.
Pillar VI
Master Your Mind & Emotions
Shimmy after a three. Mouth guard chewing on the bench. Steph plays with joy — but underneath that smile is ice-cold composure when the pressure peaks.

Ready to Block Out
Your Noise?

Steph wasn't supposed to be here. But he put in the work, blocked out the doubters, and changed the game. Your turn.

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