Amer Ali

Once upon a time, there was a man named: Almuataz Al Badi in the beautiful land of #Oman.



He wanted to do #PMP, but the schedule was always challenging for him.



In August 2026, he decided, " I cannot let this year pass without having #PMP in my hand.



He reached out to me; we started talking about his #PMP.



He enrolled in my program.



He worked every single day on his goal.



His coaches, MUHAMMAD SHAMEEM and Sudha Jacob, worked with him daily.



He followed the roadmap and gave every mock



Even his schedule was tough



Even he had alot of challenges



Even time was not in his favor, but he had one thing.....



Courage to never stop



Courage to do the impossible



Courage to become #PMP.



He moved daily, believing in the mantra of



1>0



and not even dec



not even in Nov



In Oct, he crushed #PMP by doing it with all the above targets.



Great job, brother.



I am proud of you and your commitment to excellence.



In this year alone, he is my 756th #PMP. In the new # PMPexam, he is #PMP number 109.



And in the last 5 years, he is the 89th Omani national to become certified #PMP with me.



And one stat that stands above all others:



I have never had a single Omani student fail in the last 6 years!



Yeah, you read it right.



Not even a single Omani student failing in #PMPexam.



So my question to you: if they can pass, why not you?



What stops you from passing the #PMP



Let's go for it!



Reach me at +18483381787 or inbox pmp AI PMP!

6 hours ago | [YT] | 1

Amer Ali

Big PMP case study? Start with the questions and skip case study reading totally

This is the reverse case-study method I teach my students.

Read the questions and all the options first. If there’s an exhibit, read its notes too.

Choose your initial answers using what you know about project management. Keep them provisional.

Now read the full case once, at a normal pace. Look for the people involved, the delivery approach, the constraints and the facts that affect your decisions.


Go back to every question. Check your answers against the case. Change an answer when the evidence gives you a reason.
If you want to practice it, look at the first comment I posted; I linked to a video


#PMP #PMPExam #ProjectManagement #PMPPreparation

8 hours ago | [YT] | 4

Amer Ali

8 hours ago | [YT] | 3

Amer Ali

You are busy project manager, you entered a meeting in the middle when one of team member was sharing
status among cach other. You interrupted them and asked something. Team members said we have already
discussed and agreed to souliton for this problem. After meeting one team member came to you and said that
you violated
------ when you interrupted him during meeting. Which document he is refcering to?

11 hours ago | [YT] | 1

Amer Ali

1 day ago | [YT] | 2

Amer Ali

This is one of the most fascinating success stories I have ever told! And this is a big one: #PgMP - Program Management Professional.



#PgMP is without a doubt the most difficult exam from #PMI.



The failure rate is higher than any other certification. But today I have a magician's success journey to share with you!



Syed Hani Abbas PMP®, P.E., MIEAust, didn't just clear #PMP.



He did #PgMP



and this is not even the headline.



Yes, clearing #PgMP is one thing.......



He did #PgMP with all the above targets.



Yes, you read it right - All the above targets in an exam where people failing 3 times is the norm!



How did he do it?



Now that is a secret sauce of Abdul Raheem Samee - My #PgMP coach.



He made a customized roadmap for him.



Syed Hani Abbas PMP®, P.E, MIEAust is a very busy professional.



He just does not have time to do study.



We have to do a time study. Where we can actually add value, and on the basis of that, we made a roadmap that actually works for him.



This is important, I would say, for people who are doing #PgMP; this is the most critical step.



Once a roadmap was made, Abdul Raheem Samee made sure the roadmap was according to the requirements, and we kept on changing it untill it became a perfect roadmap.



#PgMP Question and answer session made sure that he is on top of everything.

And man, I have to say, when it comes to hard work Syed Hani Abbas PMP®, P.E, MIEAust has no parallel



He worked hard no matter what; if he had to give time, he gave 100%.



It is true that when a proper roadmap and hard work combine, this becomes the result.



Thank you, Sudha Jacob; your addition to the journey was very valuable.



This journey of #PgMP started from zero, with writing down the application, getting panel review, and till he became certified #PgMP.



I will record and share his success journey.



This journey should motivate you to boost your career.



I am proud of you, Syed Hani Abbas PMP®, P.E, MIEAust





P.S. If you want to become #PgMP, enrollment will open soon.

1 day ago | [YT] | 2

Amer Ali

You shared a report with the stakheoder accoring to their requiement. You have shared only information that is requried by them not more not less. For example you have shared report to
risk manager only about risk and cost manager only about cost. What do we call this rrpott?

1 day ago | [YT] | 1

Amer Ali

The day he passed PMP, he went back to work.

The client called until 9:30 at night.

At 11 PM, he joined my call to share his story.

That is Kasiramulu Ramanam, PAHM, L6SGB, CPC. A project manager in Bangalore.

In 2017, he sat for the PMP exam as a new team lead. He missed by a few marks.
Then he stopped.

For eight years.

One day, a teammate passed with us. His advice was simple: "Go to them."
Kasi enrolled. Then real life hit.

He couldn't join live classes. He watched recordings late at night. The mocks stopped.

He booked the exam. Moved it.

Booked it again. Moved it again.

This is where most people quietly disappear.


Mohit Malhotra didn't let him. Every time, the same three questions:

"What is blocking you?"
"Tell me what I can do."
"How can I help you?"

Then one day Kasi said: "This time, I don't want to move it."

That's when our lead coach Sudha Jacob stepped in.

Not reminders. Calendar invites.

Daily one-to-one calls for the last two weeks.

Mock. RCA.

Mock. RCA.

Every. Single. Day.

Seven months after joining, he walked out with a PMP.


His words: "Your mocks were tougher than the exam."


And this one stayed with me:

"Without this follow-up, I don't think I would have completed. I'm 100% sure about it."

Eight years ago, he prepared alone.

This time, he was never alone.


The first thing he did as a PMP? He told his HR: send anyone who wants PMP to this team.

If you are busy, you are not the problem.

Being left alone with it is.

A project manager never delivers alone. Neither should you prepare alone.


Kasi, I'm proud of you, brother.


If you failed PMP before, or started and stopped, comment "PMP" or send me a message. 👏


#PMP #PMPSuccess #ProjectManagement #PMPCertification #India #Bangalore #NeverGiveUp

2 days ago | [YT] | 4

Amer Ali

You are working the project where team members while takling to each other, don't look into each
other eyes. You have been working in organization where this was not the case. What should the
projec manager do that this does not happen with team member who joins in future.

2 days ago | [YT] | 1

Amer Ali

If you are preparing for #PMP and want to master the book but cannot afford more than 100$.



This one workbook is the solution to all problems.



Get this from Amazon and study it.



I said study, not read - It's a workbook. You have to work on it.



What will it do



It will make sure you understand #PMP.



Link: a.co/d/04vPICxd

3 days ago | [YT] | 1