Thoughts for Project Managers Archives

Avoid Sunflower Bias: Critical PM Priority | Video

Sunflower Bias is when we turn to face the ‘brightest’ source in the room – and allow them to influence us beyond the rigor of their arguments.

Three issues in one video: How to deal with overload, overwhelm, and yelling clients. I focus on the Yelling Client. Because it’s bullying.

Sometimes, I like to take a quote and examine what Project Managers can learn from it. ‘Chaos is a Ladder’ is a great quote to analyze.

You want to be a Trusted Project Manager. So you will need to cultivate five habits to build trust. What are those 5 habits?

I want to argue why I believe Benefits Management is a missing knowledge area from so much of Project Management.

A common question I hear from experienced project managers who are not yet at the top of their career is: ‘How can I get more time to think?’

Conflict in projects is a big part of a Project Manager’s life. You’d better learn to suck it up and handle it effectively and with respect.

As you look forward to 2021, here are three questions every Project manager Should ask of themselves. I’ll tell you what they are…

What a year 2020 has been. Let’s look back on 2020 and see what we can learn to make us better Project Managers, Professionals, and People.

Change Management – the management of change. Leading the process of cultural, behavioral, and psychological change.