Six-Word Lessons for Project Managers
Lesson #2 - Sponsor Feels Problem Pain, Project On!
Six-Word Lessons for Project Managers: 100 Lessons to Make You a Better Project Manager
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Projects that are worth doing mean the sponsor feels some pain that the project can cure.
Make sure you have the right sponsor who feels the benefit of project success and the pain of status quo. See all 100 Project Management Lessons at 6wordlessons.com.
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Books by The Project Management Advisor
Why Don't They Follow Me? 12 Easy Lessons to Boost Your Leadership Skills
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The Project Management Advisor: 18 Major Project Screw-Ups And How To Cut Them Off At The Pass
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Six-Word Lessons for Project Managers: 100 Lessons to Make You a Better Project Manager
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Six-Word Lessons for Dads with Autistic Kids -
100 Lessons to Help Fathers and their Children Create Strong Bonds
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The Truth About Getting Your Point Across...And Nothing But the Truth
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$.99 eBooks by the Project Management Advisor
The Teams Didn't Gel: Getting Teams to Work Together and Deliver Results
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Crush Those Risks and Issues! - Drive Project Success Through Effective Risk and Issue Management
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Seek First to Understand your Recipient - Strategies to Make you a Better Communicator
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Set That Direction! Create a Compelling Direction that Will Make Others Want to Follow You
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Be a killer Sponsor! Ten Attributes of a Best-in-Class Project Sponsor
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The Leadership Made Simple Series: Planning, Process and People Leadership
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Freud and the Small Business Owner
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Starting Your Small Business: 12 Reasons not to Start a Small Business
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