I'm excited to share that I officially passed my PMP exam! A little about my background: I've spent over 15 years in EdTech, gradually transitioning from sales and business development into customer success, project delivery, and implementation. Earning my PMP feels like a natural next step in that journey. A huge thank you to Andrew Ramdayal for his outstanding approach to PMP preparation. What resonated with me most was his emphasis on developing the project manager mindset rather than simply memorizing formulas, processes, and definitions. Learning how to think through situations and approach decisions as a project manager made all the difference. His practical, common-sense teaching style really helped everything click. And the timing couldn't be better! I have an interview this Friday for a Program Manager position at a post-secondary institution, so I'm excited to see where this next chapter of my career takes me. To everyone still preparing for the exam, trust the process, focus on understanding the mindset, and keep pushing. You've got this! Thanks again, Andrew, and best of luck to everyone on their PMP journey! 🚀

Hi everyone. I'm practicing for PMP exam, and following Andrew's youtube video "Complete PMP Mindset 50 Principles and Questions". Following is the attached question which I'm consused. As per AR's exam mindset and other guides, the answer should be C. but Andrew marked the asnwer is B which I'm not understadning. Can anyone help me in this specific question. Doesn't the PMP Mindset teach us to Assess/Analyze Impact FIRST before taking formal action? How do you interpret this logic for the exam? Would love your thoughts! 👇

Hello I'm halfway thru my 35 hrs course self paced. Truly looking forward to the next chapter of my career.