At the heart of the ExtraordinaryPM’s ethos is a genuine desire, commitment and passion for continued learning and personal development.
We fiercely believe that this growth does not just come in the form of text books and sitting exams but in always being open and willing to seek new ideas, approaches and perspectives.
This section of the ExtraordinaryPM website is dedicated to just that.
We have carefully collated a selection of useful resources, thought provers, articles, insights, observations and opinions for you to peruse and gain insight, intrigue and inspiration from.
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Articles
How to run a stellar project meeting We share with you five tips for creating meetings with extra purpose… 
How to take on your adversaries and win Dealing with difficult people and challenging behaviours requires positivity and a strategic… 
How to build a great network from scratch Top tips on making and keeping the right connections that will help… 
Managing your sponsor A mutually beneficial partnership between a project manager and sponsor is crucial… 
Using Conflict Creatively Disagreement can breed creativity. Don’t be afraid to rise to the challenge…
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The team at ExtraordinaryPM don’t give you the answer, they give you the tools to think differently.
Alison Whitehead
FAPM
I have no doubt that ExtraordinaryPM will become the de-facto PM training movement.
Stewart Adamson
Project Manager
ExtraordinaryPM is inclusive and has encouraged me to be adventurous in my project management journey.
Nick Harwood
Project Manager
The Mastery Programme engages you by making you part of a learning Tribe, challenges you, but mostly just reboots you by providing simply the best “how to” support and tools out there.
Stewart Adamson
Project Manager
Thank you for another great session last week – I am loving this programme and all the people involved – really informative and lots of good stuff to implement but in a relaxed and supportive environment.
Nick Harwood
Project Manager
Traditional methodologies give you a tick-box tool kit but ExtraordinaryPM acknowledges the world those tick-boxes have to exist in because projects are not delivered in safe predictable environments by robots…everything changes continually and ExtraordinaryPM equips a PM to manage that.
Matt Bricknell
Project Manager
