This one covers what PRINCE2 actually is. Not the textbook version. The real version. Seven principles explained with examples from real projects across Central Government, Lloyds Banking Group and the UK Space Agency. Including the principle most project managers get completely wrong. And the one that separates passing an exam from actually practising PRINCE2. If anything lands differently to how you expected, I want to know. Drop a comment below or on YouTube directly.

Just published a piece on why so many of you have written to me about being stuck at the same level. Here's the breakdown. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/pm-ceiling-nobody-talks-james-j-bailey-tohye/

How long have you been at your current level? And honestly — do you know exactly what's stopping you from moving up? Drop your answer below. No judgement. This is exactly what this community is for.

Most people think progression comes from doing more. It doesn’t. It comes from operating at a different level of responsibility. That’s what we break down here. Start with the free Project Career Map in the Classroom. It shows you exactly where you're operating right now.

Most project professionals guess what's holding them back. They think it's experience. Or qualifications. Or not knowing the right people. It's rarely any of those. The only way to know is to test how you actually operate when decisions need to be made. That's what the Decision Sessions are for. Real scenarios. Real pressure. Instant feedback. Stop guessing what's blocking you. Come and find out.