This week, Pastor Ronnie invites us to look at how our positive attitudes can attract others, create winning cultures, allow us to face challenging seasons, increase our energy, and give us a healthy perspective. No matter the season you are in, the gifts that a positive attitude brings pays dividends.

Pastor Ronnie continues the thought on Leadership Attitude by sharing principles and challenging us to evaluate our own attitudes as leaders.

In this episode, Pastor Ronnie kicks off a new series on Leadership Attitude and teaches that our attitudes must be set by our inward principles and values.

In this pod, Pastor Ronnie delves into the power of multiple perspectives, the ability to stand by unpopular decisions and embracing healthy conflict.

In this study of critical leadership abilities, Pastor Ronnie deals with developing the confidence of others within yourself and the intrinsic multiplication power of delegation.

In this pod, Pastor Ronnie challenges us to develop top level leadership skills or core competencies.
This week these critical abilities he covers includes "strategic, big picture thinking" and the ability to "weather adversity in health".

Pastor Ronnie Harrison says, “Maximum effort is our standard.” Whether you are sweeping your garage floor or running a business, excellence is not an act, it’s a habit. If you need a boost this Tuesday, this podcast is for you!

“Being profitable means that we STOP doing things that would make us “un-profitable”. In today’s episode Pastor Ronnie continues sharing on BEING PROFITABLE people and leaders.

"It is important in our growth process that we have people in our lives that are mentors and examples for us to glean from". For the next few weeks, Pastor Ronnie shares lessons he has gleaned from his hero, his father, Pastor Ronnie Harrison, Sr. In this week's episode, listeners are admonished to BE PROFITABLE. DO something that MEANS something.

At the start of a new podcast year, Pastor Ronnie Harrison asks the necessary questions in order for us to evaluate our own leadership impact. Get a pen and a notebook, and have an open heart to the growth God desires in your life.