@Andrew Ramdayal, I passed the PMP this past weekend and I'm writing to express my sincere appreciation and gratitude for the time and effort you put into the PMP group. Your Tuesday night sessions really kept me motivated this summer, and would not have gotten through without your thoughts and encouragement throughout. For those of you still studying, just keep at it - Andrew has your back!!!

I'm happy to share that I've passed the PMP on my first attempt. Similar to most of the Skool community, I leveraged Andrew's Udemy Course (replayed the mindset right up until game time), attended his live sessions and took his simulator. Major thanks to the study group on Tues/Sun hosted by @Jay Nimpson being able to collaborate and breakdown concepts that were challenging helped build the confidence needed to take the test. Test anxiety is real, 🫤 however knowing that l've been doing the work of a PM for many years and PMI is just teaching the rules of engagement to improve my projects carried me through the breaks and got me to the finish line. To those in preparation for the exam put yourself out there by asking questions, find the resources that speak to your study habits and get it done! Cheers to the next round of people that pass🥳

Are these planning meetings the same? Identifying what will be completed in the next sprint.

Hello Andrew I just finished all the videos for the PMP Certification Exam Prep Course (35 PDU Contact Hours/PDU) on Udemy. I haven't taken the 3.5-hour exam yet, but I'm planning to take it tomorrow. I received an email stating that I have completed the course. I just want to be sure that I won't encounter any issues in the future. Can you please clarify?

There was a term that Andrew used when he explained compliance on an agile project. Ex. Compliance goes into effect 3 months from now, the project team has between now and then to potentially get a project done before the compliance regulation goes into effect. I can't remember the term. Does anyone know what i'm referring to?