Mindset for Mastery: Achieving your greatness -- A program about Self Mastery and High Performance

Limited beliefs provide limited results. People are stuck in performance cycles that don’t match their potential. Under performing creates self-doubt. After a while, don’t know what we’re even capable of achieving. When we stop believing in ourselves, we lose opportunities. To grow. To be better. To see what we’re capable of. And it takes a toll on our confidence. At some point, your good is not good enough. This is a moment of opportunity.

There are wins all around us if we are willing to see them. Ryan Harris, 10-year NFL veteran and Super Bowl Champion, will teach the audience to celebrate every win. Sharing his personal life and football stories, he is a catalyst that helps people believe in themselves. The micro wins add up to macro success.

Lead to Win: The 5 Components of Championship Leadership -- A program about achieving your greatness as a leader

Where your leading from and what you are leading to will define your role as a leader. Everyone on a team wants to produce for an authentic leader who expects greatness and sets out clearly defined goals.

Leadership comes in many shapes and forms. Some people want to be leaders their whole lives and others find leadership roles through their success and find themselves leading those they were working with just a short time ago.

No matter how you arrived at leadership, you have the power to maximize your effectiveness, income, happiness, and greatness while leading others to achieve the same in their lives. Through utilizing The 5 Components of Championship leadership you can unlock the authentic leader within you and change the lives of everyone with whom you work.

Ryan will take the audience on a captivating journey that demonstrates how great leaders can make a positive difference for organization and the team. Audiences laugh and learn as Ryan teaches the components of Championship leadership while using the hilarious, troubling, and championship examples of leadership from his Super Bowl Champion 10 year NFL Career.

From good to great: Creating a winning culture -- A program for team dynamics

Too often companies and teams confuse the ability to achieve something with being great at it. They rest on past accomplishments that quickly become outdated and can compromise future success.

The best companies, and the best teams, incorporate small and continuous adjustments to maintain top performance. Apple did not stop at the iPod just as Championship teams in the NFL do not stop learning and growing after a playoff win.

Understanding your team’s dynamics is the first step to being good. It’s through both success and failure that the work toward becoming GREAT begins.

Super Bowl 50 Champion Ryan Harris will give your team members the vision and tools to understand their team’s dynamics and go from good to great. Through simple and interactive examples you and your team will understand what makes your team unique, and how to engage with each other to go beyond! This Fun experience will have lasting effects that create great teammates, leaders, success, and most importantly, FUN!

RULES OF THE MONEY GAME: A program about Financial Literacy

Saving money can be the hardest thing to do in life. Going beyond saving and having the discipline to invest proves daunting for even the richest people around you.

Discussing what we truly value versus the purchases we make highlights the inconsistencies we feel in everyday life. Yet everyday, ordinary people are making money anytime you make a purchase. That’s because they have learned the three rules of the money game: Save, Invest, Delay.

Financial Freedom can be achieved by ANYONE who works ANY job. When you have financial freedom you have the ability to do what you want when you want. Ryan Harris teaches audiences the fundamental rules of the money game that every wealthy person practices. Ryan Illustrates the small actions of himself and others that bring waves of financial benefits while also creating a new perspective around the value of each purchase.