What does it really mean to be “shot ready”?

In this episode of Coffeebar, we dive into Shot Ready by Steph Curry — a book that goes far beyond basketball to explore preparation, patience, and resilience when the results don’t come right away.

We unpack why the book is called Shot Ready and what the concept truly means, including why Steph made the counterintuitive decision to relearn his entire shooting technique from scratch before college — trusting the long game over short-term success.

We talk about how to stay patient when progress feels invisible, what it was like when Steph first joined the Golden State Warriors and the team kept losing, and how he learned to stay grounded through uncertainty, pressure, and doubt. Steph’s ability to calm himself down in just 90 seconds becomes a powerful lens for discussing focus and emotional control at the highest level.

And, of course, we close with a 1–10 ranking of how strongly we recommend the book, and an honest verdict on whether Shot Ready is worth buying.

If you’re working toward something that isn’t paying off yet, feeling tested by setbacks, or trying to trust your process before the “ball” finally is in your hands for you to take a shot, then this episode is for you.

Listen now — and share it with someone who needs a reminder that preparation always comes before the big moment. 🎧