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    Project Management Made Easy
    Project Management Made Easy
    Project Management Made Easy
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    Project Management Made Easy

    By "Frank" "Kern"

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    Making your Management Style work for you.

    Project management consists of more than just a large building project and can encompass small projects as well. No matter what the size of your project, you need to have some sort of project management. How you manage your project has everything to do with its outcome. Whether you are a project manager who is in charge of a large company project or you have a small project that you need to complete, you need to know the basics of project management.

    Trying to get a project off the ground can be daunting as can the problems that can come with the project. You might run into snags during your project that may cause you some headaches. Project management can be one challenge after another.

    I have experienced plenty of meltdowns during my project management days. There were many times when I didn’t think that I could get the project off of the ground and many times when I felt just like giving up. How often has that happened to you? I found that the skills that I learned in project management were those that I used for just about all tasks that, although not as daunting as the projects I handled at work, were projects just the same.

    A friend of mine suggested that I write down my experiences of being a successful project manager for others to see. I put this off over and over again until I realized that it was a project, just like others that I had tackled and started to write it down.

    As I started writing the book, I discovered some of the mistakes that I made during the past with regard to project management as well as techniques I used in management style. I began to realize that my book might be able to help those who are struggling with projects or are taking on tasks that can seem to be daunting. As I am so familiar with that feeling, I began to feel that maybe this could be a way to help others avoid some of the mistakes that I made and gain control over their projects.

    Do not feel overwhelmed again!

    If you have been feeling overwhelmed when it comes to work and a bit disorganized, you can benefit from this book. Once you learn the secrets to project management, you can learn not only how to successfully manage your projects at work, but also to manage individual projects.

    You can learn quite a bit about project management and not feel so overwhelmed simply by reading this book. This book teaches you how to take a project from start to finish and, using your own techniques and management style, complete the project. Whether you work as a project manager or have a bunch of unfinished projects on your plate, Project Management Made Easy! will help you.

    1) This book will help you whether you have a project that you are trying to complete that is daunting or are in charge of projects at work. If you look at every task as a chore, you can learn how to manage them much easier with the skills taught in this book.2) Instead of worrying about how you are going to complete a project, you can do so easily when you use this book. You will learn how to use your own personality to its fullest with the tools in this book.

    Here is what you will learn inside this guide….

    * Project management styles

    * Financing for project management

    * Making your management style work for you

    * How to break down a project

    * How to work with others

    And much more!

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherScribl
    Release dateJul 10, 2019
    ISBN9781633483446
    Project Management Made Easy
    Author

    "Frank" "Kern"

    Frank skill's with IT industry has propelled him into many different online businesses, including book publishing, affiliate marketing, Clickbank Product Launch, niche business sites and SEO work. He helps people to make money working through the internet. Frank is also a budding author, with self-help being his favored genre. His titles to date include, Affiliate Marketing Blueprint, Facebook Marketing Mastery, YouTube Marketing 101, Clickbank Success Secret, Adsence Cash Cow, Ultimate Passive Income, Email Marketing Secret, CPA Marketing Success Secret, Career in Freelancing, Blogging Success and many more. He plans to follow these with even more titles in the future, to help as many people as he can to find the same success that he has.

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      Project Management Made Easy - "Frank" "Kern"

      Chapter 1:

      Introduction

      Like many people who feel stressed and under the gun, so to speak when it comes to a major project you have going in in your life, you are looking for the instant cure the magic beans that will lead you up the beanstalk and to the golden goose. No such thing. Good project management for any project takes patience and planning. Something that very few people today seem to realize.

      How many projects have you started and then had to give up because of lack of funds, cooperation or simply because of lack of focus? You are far from alone. Every professional project manager runs into these snags. Each day you get into the office and it seems that something is going drastically wrong with the project. It’s almost like facing a nuclear meltdown on a daily basis. The trick of being a successful project manager is fairly simply you have to manage the project and not let the project manage you.

      Are you facing a project crisis right now? Do you have a project that you feel will never get done? One that has a deadline that you feel is going to be impossible to meet? One that is running out of funds? One that you feel that you should never have taken on because you don’t have the skills for the project. Do you feel like skipping to Tahiti so that you can get away from the project?

      While Tahiti may sound like a nice idea, it is not the answer and you know it. You also know that deadlines can be extended and that you do have the skills that are required to make the project go through. Financing can be tough, but there are creative ways to get the financing for your project if you look hard enough. You just have to be willing to persevere.

      Do you know what makes a good project manager? Persistence. It is the one single quality that every successful person has. You may feel tempted to bail on this project, but what are you going to do on the next one that gets a little hairy?

      This book is not just a little pep talk about persistence and the go getter attitude. You can read The Little Engine That Could if you just want that. What this book will tell you is how you can make your project work and be the successful project manager that you know that you are.

      Some of us set ourselves up for failure before we even try to get started with a project. This is a shame. It makes you wonder what type of inventions and technology that we missed out on because someone didn’t have the guts to stick to their convictions. If your project that you are managing seems as if it is going all to pieces, it has not failed. It has reached a snag. Try to look it as a problem-solving opportunity instead of the end of the world. Put your coping cap on and start taking a look at the problems that the project is facing step by step and try to come up with solutions. Because if you think that you are going to be this magical project manager that allows everything to run smoothly and on even keel, you have either just graduated college or have been watching too much TV. All projects have problems. All projects run into chaotic moments. All projects seem doomed at one point or another. It is how you manage these situations that determines the type of project manager that you are.

      Once you learn to break down the steps to a project and put them together, rationally, you will find less chaos in your projects. Less stress and those projects will start running a lot more smoothly.

      The project management meltdown usually begins with some sort of emergency. Some deadline will be looming and everyone will start to panic. As project manager, you will start barking orders to your staff, downing Tums and creating impossible demands for everyone. Your staff, in turn, will follow your lead (after all, you are the project manager) and will also get stressed out. They will start barking at their subordinates. Pretty soon the entire office is stressed out as the catastrophe that has been created (largely in everyone’s heads) begins to spin out of control.

      And it isn’t just your colleagues and subordinates that suffer, either. You suffer. Your family suffers as you start lashing out at them. Your staff starts lashing out at their families. Going to the office is in the morning is akin to facing the guillotine. How many times has your heart raced as you parked your car to head into your office on such a day?

      When I tell you that not even people who work in the emergency rooms of hospitals where people’s lives are in their hands do not behave in this way, do you believe me. They don’t. And there is a good reason for that, too. Because if they did, they’d save fewer lives. Much fewer. ER doctors and nurses are sort of like project managers in a hospital. Sure they have their code blue when everyone starts running, but even in those cases, where they are actually

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