# Chris Mcalister
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Christopher James McAlister (born June 14, 1977) is an American former professional football player who was a cornerback for 11 seasons in the National Football League (NFL). He is currently the defensive backs coach of the Louisville Kings of the United Football League (UFL). He played college football for the Arizona Wildcats, earning unanimous All-American honors.
Spark Eyes Audiobook by Chris McAlister
Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: Spark EyesSubtitle: Finding the Courage to ChangeCategories: Fiction, Psychological, PsychologyAuthor: Chris McAlisterNarrator: Chris McAlisterPublisher: Chris McAlisterRelease date: 11-23-2021Language: EnglishSummary:At some poi…
AI Never Forgets. But It Can’t Forgive. That’s Your Job as a Leader
AI will remember every mistake your team ever makes. It will never forgive one. In that gap sits the whole future of leadership, and the third pillar of The 3% Shift: building the relationships and community AI cannot replace.
Dr. Chris McAlister and co-host Mark Stanifer arrive at the point of th…
Lunch with Chris: Your Mind Has a Filter — Most Leaders Never Know It’s There
Most leaders never think about their own thinking. They're reacting under pressure — driven by a mental filter they've never examined. The ones who see the filter lead at a completely different level.
Chris McAlister goes live every Wednesday at noon Eastern. This week: the mental filter. You have…
Lunch with Chris: What the Limbo Moment Is Actually Teaching You
You're not done and you're not starting. Nothing's over, but nothing new has begun. That's the limbo moment — and the mistake you make inside it sets the ceiling for your entire team.
Chris McAlister goes live every Wednesday at noon Eastern. This week opens September's new series: mastering the i…
Lunch with Chris: The One Move Leaders Miss Inside Every Limbo Moment
You're in a circumstance you didn't choose and can't control. The moment you hit it, a mental mechanism kicks in — and the story your mind tells you out of that moment is already leading your next move.
Chris McAlister goes live every Wednesday at noon Eastern. This week is episode 2 of September'…
S15E2 [Limbo] Part 2: Circumstance
A limbo moment is a stretch of life you did not choose and cannot control. Something ended, nothing new has started, and the hardest part is not the circumstance itself. It is the story you tell yourself about what it means. In Part 2 of Limbo Moments: Mastering the In-Between, Chris McAlister open…
Lunch with Chris: Life Doesn’t Owe You This | Breaking the Leadership Trap in a Limbo Moment
The arrangement you made with life was never signed. You did the work, built the discipline, pushed harder than most — and still found yourself in a circumstance you didn't choose. What happens in that gap determines everything about your leadership ceiling.
Chris McAlister goes live every Wednesd…
S15E4 [Limbo] Part 4: New Plan
When we are stuck in between, we reach for shortcuts: the confident plan, the quick move, the power play that gives us back a sense of control. Chris McAlister shows how those shortcuts comfort our insecurity and cost us the new thing God is doing. Drawing on Isaiah 43:15-21, Jesus reading Isaiah i…
AI Is Replacing Managers. What Jack Dorsey’s Block Got Wrong
AI will not rescue your company. It will not ruin it either. It is going to reveal it, and the first thing it reveals is what a leader thinks a manager is for.
Dr. Chris McAlister and co-host Mark Stanifer take on the two loudest moves in the market right now: Block stripping out its manager layer…
AI Outperforms 97% of Your Team. Not Because It's Smarter
AI will do better work than 97% of the people on your team. Not because it is smarter. Because it is not afraid. Fear is what keeps most leaders out of the 3%.
Dr. Chris McAlister and co-host Mark Stanifer walk through nine fears that block the human edge, three for each capacity in The 3% Shift: …
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