Amer Ali

You are moving from #dubai to #china. You have been using whatsapp for communication
like messaging and immediatley responing. But now whatsapp does not work in China.
What will you update to make sure this does not happen in future projects?

10 hours ago | [YT] | 2

Amer Ali

During the call, I need to update Zoom.

My Zoom allowed 250 people, and we reached about 300.

And the best part is, people are focused and working towards it.

185+ people have been consistent for the last 2 hours solving #PMP Questions answer


I am so proud and humbled to help these students with #PMP.


And this session is going to be for the next 4 hours.

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11 hours ago | [YT] | 4

Amer Ali

Follow-up is the most essential element of success in any endeavor.

Tell me if you resonate with this

I have tried to lose weight at least 10 times in the last 2 years, but every time I do, I work hard and then gain the weight back.

I was not able to understand what I was doing wrong.

I was not doing anything wrong.

I was doing it alone.

I have to remember

Change is hard in the beginning, messy in the middle, and beautiful in the end.


People think starting something is hard.

Actually, it's not true.

It’s doing it every single day that is the hardest part.

Maintaining consistency is a problem


Everyone sets New Year's resolutions, and by the 3rd week, 99% have broken their resolution.

How to overcome this?

What is the solution?

Or is there any solution?

Let’s take a look at how I can reduce my weight.

So I was stocked at 175-180 lbs for the last 2 years. I was trying everything, but nothing worked for me.

Then, finally, I got a coach.

And Boom Magic happened.

She did weekly calls with me, which held me accountable

She made me do daily logs of what I am eating

And whenever I felt lost, she guided me along the way.

Fast forward to today, I am at 145.3 lbs and have lost extra weight in just 3 months, or actually 2.5 months.


This is the power of coaching


This is the power of accountability

This is the power of follow-up.


When you have someone to reinforce you, guide you through that messy part that comes with any change

A follow-up and support system helps you to pass that part.

Did you know 97% of people never even take the #PMPexam after all the training and preparation?

85% never even fill out the Application.

This is where I jump in by excessively following up: we make sure not only that they fill out the application and book the exam, but also that they pass the exam.

So when people see we have 775+ #PMP in 2025 or 4000+ #PMP in the last 5 years, it's not magic.

It’s doing the simplest thing, which no one does.

We follow up till you become #PMP.


In my program, either you become #PMP, or you become #PMP.

We don’t have any other option.

Are you interested in it?

Mob: +18483380545

email: ameralipmp@gmail.com

1 day ago | [YT] | 10

Amer Ali

24 hours have been amazing, 5 #pmp from all over the world

Syed Hani Abbas PMP®, P.E, MIEAust from #pakistan

Linda Ghusayni from #uk

Salar Sohail Khan from #ksa

Ahamed Nazaie from #UAE

Sam John from #kuwait #kerala #india

If they can do it from all over the world, why can't you?

Class starts in a week

Mob: +18483380545

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1 day ago | [YT] | 29

Amer Ali

One of the best people I met during our certified #pmp meetup


My certified #pmp #rmp #sp and #pgmp

Engr. Muhammad Tahir PgMP®, PMP®,PMI-RMP®, PMI-SP®

So proud to have him.

He is one of the most humble and kind-hearted Human beings

2 days ago | [YT] | 28

Amer Ali

Linda Ghusayni is certified #PMP from #UK.

Great job Mohit Malhotra, PgMP®, PMP®, LSS-GB as her coach. Great job Sudha Jacob as lead coach.

Linda Ghusayni gave online exam and it was a challenging exam but she worked very hard on it.

She worked every single day and cleared it.

Time management was the key as 4 hour is tiring exam.

She managed 80| 75| 75 was key for her clearing Exam.

Agile, Stakeholder and team was most important topic for exam.

No calculation was in her exam.

10 Drag and drop were in her exam.



If she can do it; you can do it too...

Class start in 8 days

Mob: +18483380545

2 days ago | [YT] | 8

Amer Ali

#PMP is not losing its value - Ignore the noise - Study work hard and upskill yourself.



If you are #PMP, maintain your hard-earned certification.



#PMP is not just a piece of paper, it's a way of life.



You learned how to manage risk, quality, scope, schedule, cost, procurement, and most importantly, how to communicate and engage your stakeholders.



No matter what, this is what happens in real life!



So stay calm, focused, and work on it







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2 days ago | [YT] | 0

Amer Ali

You are working the project where team members while talking 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
project manager do that this does not happen with team member who joins in future?

2 days ago | [YT] | 3

Amer Ali

The PMP Phoenix: Rise From Your Failure… Rise For Your Future

Most people don’t talk about what really happens after you fail your PMP exam.

The silence.
The embarrassment.
The self-doubt that hits you at 2 AM.
The fear that maybe… maybe you’re not good enough.

I’ve coached thousands of professionals, but the people who stay in my heart the most are not the ones who passed in 14 days.

It’s the ones who failed.

The ones who walked into the exam confident but walked out shattered.
The ones who told themselves “Maybe PMP is not for me.”
The ones who hid the result from their family.
The ones who carried the weight of disappointment that nobody else could see.

But here is the truth I want you to hear today:

Failure is not the end.
Failure is a call.

A call to rise.
A call to rebuild.
A call to become stronger than you’ve ever been.
A call to become the Phoenix.

In my PMP Phoenix Program, I work with professionals who are at their lowest point.
They feel defeated.
They feel ashamed.
They feel stuck.

And I tell them one thing:

"You are not broken. You're just in your ashes. And ashes are the birthplace of a Phoenix."

I’ve seen people who failed twice… rise.
People who failed after six months of study… rise.
People who failed because they drowned in content… rise.
People who were scared to try again… rise.

Their confidence came back.
Their clarity returned.
Their power returned.
And they became PMP certified.

Not because they were the smartest.
But because they refused to let failure define their future.

If you are reading this and you failed your PMP exam, listen carefully:

Don’t let one moment steal your entire career.
Don’t let one result decide who you become.
Don’t let fear burn you twice.

Rise.

Rise with a strategy.
Rise with accountability.
Rise with guidance.
Rise with someone who has walked hundreds of people through this exact fire.

You are not alone.
You are not finished.
You are not defeated.

You are a Phoenix in the making.

If you’re ready to rebuild and rise again, comment “PHOENIX” or send me a DM.
I’ll personally guide you.

Your story is not over.
It’s just getting started.

3 days ago | [YT] | 7

Amer Ali

Anoop Minhas did #pmp!

His journey is one of the best journeys.

You will learn alot of lessons from him.

Great job, Krishna Chaitanya Mamillapalli, as his coach.

Here is the link

lnkd.in/dKPs6QUZ

4 days ago | [YT] | 6