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EPISODE · Nov 20, 2024 · 19 MIN

How has being a PM affected your non-professional life

from Konshuhs Agility-Project Manager Coach & Agile Coach, Trainer, Mentor & Author

Project Management Skills: Transforming Your Personal LifeIn this episode, Ed discusses how essential project management skills like negotiation, staying calm under pressure, effective time management, decisive problem solving, leading conversations with purpose, empathetic listening, and continuous self-improvement can significantly benefit your personal life. Learn actionable tips on leveraging these skills to enhance everyday situations and become more productive and efficient in both professional and personal spheres.00:00 Introduction: Project Management in Everyday Life01:09 Negotiation Skills: From Projects to Personal Life03:20 Staying Calm Under Pressure05:49 Effective Time Management08:14 Decisive Problem Solving09:10 Leading Conversations with Purpose10:49 Practicing Empathetic Listening12:37 Learning the Value of Saying No13:51 Continuous Self Improvement15:57 Bonus: The Art of Persuasion17:21 Conclusion: Transformational Remarks

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