
Leadership in project management demands high emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and self-mastery to steer teams through change, build peak performance, and stay competitive in a leader-driven future.
Develop leadership at the highest level and master an extensive project management toolkit to deliver measurable, repeatable results, improve quality in life, and seize opportunities.
Master how time, attention, and focus drive leadership and project management, turning each dash of life into value by shaping thoughts, words, and daily actions into career currency.
Develop leadership, emotional intelligence, and project management by mastering life currency through daily situational awareness, identifying distractions, time wasters, and life enhancers, and reviewing for next week.
Develop emotional and social intelligence to recognize emotions in yourself and others, shaping the states that drive leadership effectiveness, peak performance, and resourceful emotions through EAI.
Focus on a favorite childhood memory to evoke vivid details and sensations. Recognize the connection between attention and emotion with cues like playful, happy, and joy.
Develop resourceful states by mastering internal emotions and external resources. Leverage these to achieve peak performance, seize opportunities, and lead with resourcefulness.
Master the triad of emotional experience—physiology, focus, and language—to instantly shift your state, perform at an elite level, and unlock peak leadership in any situation.
Cultivate resonant leadership by applying emotional intelligence and the six leadership styles to foster positive connections and unity, where emotions are contagious and performance thrives.
The six leadership styles of a resonant leader are four resonance styles—visionary, coaching, affiliative, and democratic—and two dissonance styles—commanding and pace-setting—each affecting emotions and outcomes in different situations.
Democratic leadership centers on team collaboration, open input, and consensus in decision making to secure buy-in, with the leader approving the final decision.
Employ commanding leadership to deliver rapid decisions in crises with inexperienced teams, but risk fear, disengagement, and a negative culture if overused.
Pace setting leadership drives fast, high-quality results by setting targets, standards, and schedules, while leading by example and balancing achievement with burnout risk.
Explore motivational theory and how energy and enthusiasm drive action toward goals, including purpose, needs, and desires shaping motivation. Learn to lead others by contributing value and developing self-awareness.
Master six steps for data-informed decision making by balancing logic and emotion, staying in peak state, clarifying the problem and outcome, brainstorming options, assessing risks, and planning contingencies.
Assess environmental factors to map your organization's value delivery state during changes or unease, examining people, process, and tools across departments, and download and fill out the environmental worksheet.
Explore how to analyze an organization’s environment, recognize toxicity or immaturity, and grow through leadership, new perspectives, and dedicated skill development with a proven project-launch framework.
Choose among predictive, hybrid, and adaptive development approaches based on requirements and delivery cadence; predictive defines start, hybrid blends planning with speed, adaptive enables rapid change.
Kickoffs set the tone and confidence for a project by demanding thorough preparation and clear expectations. Build success from a solid foundation by upfront planning to avoid delays.
Explore the four pillars of project success: sales turnover handoff to the PM, high-level requirements, team initiation with expectations, and sponsor gate review for planning authorization.
The turnover binder captures project knowledge at award and authorizes work, while the project manager initiates with a high level execution plan and early team-building to align stakeholders.
As project managers we have all the responsibility, but none of the control. Having incredible leadership skills can be what takes your career to the next level and drives your teams/projects to success.
The importance of being a leader is the new norm if you want to advance. PMI Pulse data shows most organizations place nearly an equal emphasis on developing leadership skills as they do on technical skills.
This course is a journey of self-mastery developed through the teachings of emotional intelligence, leadership styles and their appropriate applications, building peak performing teams, and setting up projects for success. You will learn the value and application of earned value management, organizational awareness, and proper project management methodologies taught in a fun and interactive manner.
This course covers the top 5 things that I have experienced that plague us all as PMs and cause the chaos effect and overall project failure:
1. Inability to recognize and accept that change is inevitable and how to be proactive
2. Lack of leadership development among project managers
3. Lack of proper project management processes, tools, and proper training programs
4. Lack of understanding as to how the organization's systems function with one another
5. Lack of clear communication at all levels internal and external (vision, mission, value, understanding, goals, wants, needs, responsibility and accountability).
This course is based around enhancing all these areas. Transforming from something that plagues us to strategies that benefit us, and how to lead your teams to success by avoiding the major pitfalls that plague 75% of all projects.
Leadership and management are equally important within this ever-changing culture. This course is based around real world experiences and lessons learned from a seasoned project manager. It is formulated so that others don't have to learn the hard way by avoiding major pitfalls, navigating, and thriving in change, and building peak preforming teams.
By the end of course you will be able to thrive in any project. You will be the most trusted PM in your organization because of your ability to organize, influence and execute with precision.
You’re not going to just learn methodologies that make you a better employee.
You’re going to raise your personal value and your life/career currency!