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
Getting to the right target Seeking out the BIG WHY of a project *Target sits at the… 
Are you being a busy bee or a busy fool? How to be more effective with your time On any project… 
Re-boot, revive, re-energise The three R’s to a project re-fresh We all think of… 
What stops project managers putting on their own oxygen masks first? Learning how to take care of yourself Taking care of yourself… 
The art of procrastination Do you procrasti-faff or procrasti-focus? Have you noticed there is a lot… 
Are big project teams a thing of the past? How can we adapt as project managers? The way in which projects…
Don’t just take our word for it!
Traditional methodologies give you a tick-box tool kit but <strong>Extraordinary</strong>PM 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 <strong>Extraordinary</strong>PM equips a PM to manage that.
Matt Bricknell
Project Manager
<strong>Extraordinary</strong>PM is not just a course … it is learning at the highest level
Stewart Adamson
Project Manager
I have no doubt that <strong>Extraordinary</strong>PM will become the de-facto PM training movement.
Stewart Adamson
Project Manager
Hearing the examples, experiences and approaches of the other participants on the course is so valuable. Sharing these stories and different case studies across different businesses, organisations and industries has been extremely interesting, insightful and a great learning opportunity for me.
Nick Harwood
Project Manager
This course has made me far more aware, intentional and deliberate in what I am doing, when I am doing and how I am doing it. As a result, I am far better able to my articulate my thoughts, goals, directions and challenges and also in asking for help too when it is needed.
Patsy Mawdsley
Senior Operations Manager
Having been on countless project management training courses, ExtraordinaryPM is a completely different and unique proposition. Project management can be a roller coaster of a journey. <strong>Extraordinary</strong>PM teaches you how to enjoy the highs and provides the tools and support to get you through the lows
Vicki Griffiths
ChPP, Chair of APM’s WiPM
