Cheetah Certified Project Manager (CCPM) Tip of the Day
January 20 – Set one small goal to accomplish per day. Unorganized at work? Take time to go through your files. Been a little out of touch? Call someone on your lunch break and catch up!
Cheetah Certified Project Manager (CCPM) Tip of the Day
January 19 – What is your “small goal” for today?
Cheetah Certified Project Manager (CCPM) Tip of the Day
January 18 – Take a look at goals you have achieved. Use the strategies that gave you success in the past towards completing your goals.
Cheetah Certified Project Manager (CCPM) Tip of the Day
January 17 – Name a project that makes you really happy you started. Give yourself a pat on the back for continuing to work towards your goal.
Cheetah Certified Project Manager (CCPM) Tip of the Day
January 16 – Try something different. How do you feel about the goals you have set out to achieve? Chances are you will succeed at those you feel confident and happy with.
Cheetah Certified Project Manager (CCPM) Tip of the Day
January 15 – Turns out envisioning your end goal does have its advantages. Just don’t get too caught up in your visions that you forget to pursue your goals!
Cheetah Certified Project Manager (CCPM) Tip of the Day
January 14 – Who will surround you? What will your accomplishments be? How do people see you?
Cheetah Certified Project Manager (CCPM) Tip of the Day
January 13 – What is the consistent value you create for other people? This is your purpose, also known as your mission. Creating your goals aligned with your mission develops a life of magnificence.
Cheetah Certified Project Manager (CCPM) Tip of the Day
January 12 – Not sure what your innate strengths are and how to leverage them? Cheetah Learning teaches a personality-based project manager course called Cheetah Certified Project Manager (CCPM). Find out more about the course: www.cheetahcertifiedpm.com
Cheetah Certified Project Manager (CCPM) Tip of the Day
January 11 – “Scope creep” is the tendency of a goal to continue expanding so you never finish. Set your goals so you finish something of usable value every two weeks – this increases your chances of success.
