Amer Ali

From 1 → 0. From Struggle → PMP.
Khateeb’s Success Journey | KSA 🇸🇦

Md khateebur Rahman started where most people stop.

Long workdays in KSA.
Family responsibilities.
Mental exhaustion.
Zero confidence.

There were nights when opening the laptop felt harder than the job itself.
There were mornings when doubt was louder than motivation.

But Khateeb did one thing differently.

He kept showing up.

Not with motivation.
With discipline.

He followed a clear 7-step preparation structure.
He trusted the roadmap.
He stayed consistent even when progress felt invisible.

Some days were slow.
Some weeks were frustrating.
But Khateeb never disappeared.

He learned from mistakes.
Adjusted his approach.
Focused on execution, not noise.

One small win led to another.
Confidence replaced fear.
Clarity replaced confusion.

And then it happened.

✅ Khateeb became PMP Certified
✅ A working professional from KSA who proved excuses don’t define outcomes
✅ A reminder that success is built quietly, daily

This wasn’t luck.
This wasn’t talent.

This was hard work, consistency, and trust in the process.

If you are tired, busy, or doubting yourself —
Remember this story.

Khateeb did it.

And that means you can too.

Sudha Jacob - PMI-PMP®, PMI-ACP®,PMI-RMP® good job proud to have you as coach!

Mob: +18483380545

Email: ameralipmp@gmail.com

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Amer Ali

You are the project manager for a virtual diverse team, you have people belong to all
cultures and customs. In order to make uniformity. You see the language of the team to
be English. Where should it be documented?

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Amer Ali

If your goals don’t scare you, they’re too small. If your schedule isn’t full, you’re not serious. And if you’re waiting to feel ready, you’re already behind. ✍️

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Most PMP Aspirants Fail Not Because of Knowledge — But Because They Break These 10 Rules”
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1. Slow down. Read twice. Answer once.

The PMP exam is designed to trap fast readers.
One word can change the entire meaning of a question: first, next, best, most likely.

Rushing leads to re-reading, confusion, and second-guessing.
If you slow down, your accuracy automatically improves.

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2. Identify Agile / Predictive / Hybrid first

Before even looking at the options, ask yourself:
• Is this Agile?
• Is this Predictive?
• Or is this Hybrid?

Each approach has different rules, behaviors, and expectations.
Many wrong answers look correct—but belong to the wrong approach.

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3. Think PMI, not office politics

What works in your organization may fail in the PMP exam.

PMI values:
• Ethics
• Transparency
• Process
• Stakeholder engagement
• Servant leadership

Shortcut thinking, authority abuse, and political moves are almost always wrong.

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4. Analyze before you act. Always.

PMI rarely rewards instant action.

The preferred sequence is:
Analyze → Assess → Review → Discuss → Decide → Act

Unless there is a safety or compliance emergency, acting without analysis is incorrect.

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5. Facilitate—don’t dictate

The project manager is not a boss in PMI’s world.

Your role is to:
• Facilitate discussions
• Coach the team
• Enable collaboration
• Remove impediments

Command-and-control thinking belongs to the past—and fails the exam.

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6. Empower the team before escalating

Escalation is not the first step—it is the last.

PMI expects the PM to:
• Encourage team ownership
• Support self-organization
• Resolve issues at the lowest possible level

Escalate only when authority, governance, or risk thresholds are crossed.

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7. Eliminate wrong options ruthlessly

You are not searching for the perfect answer.
You are identifying the best available PMI-aligned answer.

Remove options that are:
• Reactive
• Extreme
• Unethical
• Ignoring process
• Blaming individuals

Elimination wins more questions than selection.

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8. Prevent issues; don’t firefight

PMI prefers proactive project management.

That means:
• Risk identification
• Stakeholder engagement
• Clear communication
• Early intervention

Fixing problems after they explode is inferior to preventing them.

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9. Respect change control and governance

“No change is too small” for the PMP exam.

If scope, cost, or schedule is affected:
• Follow change control
• Respect governance
• Update baselines when approved

Uncontrolled change = wrong answer.

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10. Stay calm. Time is not your enemy

The PMP exam gives enough time for prepared candidates.

Panic causes:
• Overthinking
• Option hopping
• Mental fatigue

Confidence, calmness, and discipline outperform speed.

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Final Thought

The PMP exam rewards mindset, not memory.

If you train yourself to:
• Pause
• Identify context
• Apply PMI logic
• Eliminate strategically

You do not just pass—you dominate the exam.

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Amer Ali

Rahul’s PMP Success Story | When Life Tested Him from Every Side 🇮🇳

Rahul’s journey to becoming a PMP® is not a story of ideal conditions.


It is a story of choosing not to quit when everything felt heavy at once.

Rahul is from #India, a dedicated professional balancing a demanding job, family responsibilities, and ongoing health challenges — all at the same time.

There were days when work drained his energy completely.


There were days when family responsibilities needed him more than his books did.
And there were days when his own health made even small tasks feel difficult.

For many, this would have been a clear signal to pause their dreams.

For Rahul, it became a reason to redefine what success looks like.

He didn’t wait for free time.
He didn’t wait for perfect health.
He didn’t wait for life to slow down.

Instead, he adapted.

Some days he studied for an hour.
Some days, he only revised key concepts.
Some days, he simply stayed connected to the goal — and that was enough.

What mattered was this: he never broke the chain.

With a clear roadmap, realistic expectations, and disciplined follow-through, Rahul kept moving forward — quietly, consistently, and without excuses.

📌 And that consistency delivered results.

Rahul cleared the PMP exam — not because life gave him space,
but because he created space despite life’s pressure.

Today, Rahul is PMP certified.
But more importantly, he is living proof that:
• You can succeed while managing work stress
• You can study while carrying family responsibilities
• You can move forward even when your health isn’t perfect

You don’t need an easy life to achieve big goals.
You need commitment on hard days.

💬 Rahul’s story is for every professional who feels overwhelmed and thinks:
“Maybe this isn’t the right time.”

The truth is —
There is rarely a perfect time. There is only one decision.

Congratulations, @Rahul ranjan 🎉
Your journey will inspire countless professionals who are fighting silent battles while chasing meaningful growth.

Good job Sudha Jacob - PMI-PMP®, PMI-ACP®,PMI-RMP® as his coach

If he can do it, why can’t you?

Let's do it!


Mob: +18483380545

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Amer Ali

Work so hard that; timesquares talk about to you!

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Amer Ali

Hey Guys! On 1st February, we will have free #pmp sessions!

This is designed only for students preparing for #pmp!

It will be

1) 4-Hour PMP sessions, Live training

2) Complete summary of Pmp

3) 2 hours on agile

4) 7 Step formula for solving PMP questions

5) 70 tips to solve Pmp questions

And so many more

And again. Its free


Link: ameralipmp.com/free-pmp-session/

P.S. I can only accommodate 500+ people in it; last time I did such a session, I had to
Close registration

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Amer Ali

Naveed Ahmed Khan is #pmp!

Here is his journey

Link: youtube.com/live/T3Vxd0_POUw?si=b-q9RQfFgPbBPpcvr


When Hard Work Pays Off
Naveed just earned his PMP certification in the UAE, and I wanted to take a moment to acknowledge what went into this achievement.


The Journey


The PMP certification is no small feat. It demands rigorous preparation, deep understanding of project management methodologies, and the ability to apply complex concepts in real-world scenarios.


What impressed me most about Naveed wasn’t just his success—it was his approach.


While managing a full-time job, he maintained discipline in his studies.

He came prepared to every session, asked thoughtful questions, and worked through challenging material without looking for easy answers.

When concepts were difficult, he invested the time to truly understand them rather than just memorizing for the exam.
There were weeks when balancing everything wasn’t easy.

But he stayed committed to the process and the quality of his learning.

And he surprised giving me exam!

Mohit Malhotra, PgMP®, PMP®, LSS-GB as his coach great job

If Naveed Ahmed Khan can do it from #uae why not you?

Mob: +18483380545

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Amer Ali

The 3 AM Warrior: A PMP® Success Story That Will Move You


Picture this: chandigarh #india. 3 AM. While the city sleeps, a dim light glows in one window.


That’s Arundeep Randev PMP® . Again.


Not because he wanted to be awake. But because he decided to be.


The journey wasn’t kind.



Exhausting workdays that left nothing in the tank? Daily.


Family commitments that demanded his time? Constant.


Moments where quitting felt like the only logical choice? Too many to count.


But here’s what separated Arundeep from everyone who starts but never finishes:


He believed in a simple truth: One is greater than zero.


On days he could only study 10 minutes—he studied 10 minutes.


On nights when his brain refused to absorb another word—he read one more page.


When practice tests crushed his confidence—he attempted one more question.


Day after day. Week after week. Month after month.


No drama. No excuses. Just relentless, quiet consistency.


Courteous to everyone around him, even when stressed.


Dedicated when motivation disappeared.


Hard-working when hard work seemed pointless.
And today?


Today, Arundeep Randev PMP® Randev is PMP® certified.


Not because he was the smartest person in the room.


Not because he had unlimited time or resources.


But because he understood something most people never learn:


Success isn’t built in the moments when you feel inspired. It’s built in the 3 AM hours when you show up anyway.


To every dreamer reading this who’s struggling right now:

Your consistency is your superpower.

Your dedication will outlast your doubt.

Your “one more day” will become “I finally made it.”
The journey is hard. That’s what makes the victory sweet.


Keep going. Your moment is coming.


🎯 Congratulations, Arundeep Randev, PMP®!
You didn’t just earn a certification. You proved what’s possible when you refuse to quit.

#India is proud. Your story will inspire thousands.

Great job Sudha Jacob - PMI-PMP®, PMI-ACP®,PMI-RMP® as his coach!

If Arundeep Randev PMP® can do it: what stops you from doing it!

Let’s start today!

Mob: +18483380545



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