Here are some links to my materials that students use to pass the PMP. Here is a link to my Live PMP Bootcamp: "This course is great for folks who like direct instructor interaction and feedback." https://www.tiaedu.com/training_pmp_course_nyc.html Here is a link to my e-learning or live PMP coaching class. "Pass your PMP exam in 30 days!" https://tiaexams.com/pmcourses Check out my exam simulator: "Think you're ready to take on the PMP? Prove it with exam like questions and video explanations." https://tiaexams.com/pmcourses Check out my exam ebook PMP Exam Prep Simplified: "The same detailed book in a convenient digital format." https://tiaexams.com/pmcourses Check out my PMP Cram Course: "A quick refresher right before the exam?" https://tiaexams.com/pmcourses Check out my 60 PDU PMP Renewal Course: "One-stop-shop for PMP renewal qualification." https://tiaexams.com/bundle/60-pdu-bundle Here is a link to my Amazon Study Guide: "My bestselling study guide. Comes with a free 35 PDU PMP course." https://www.amazon.com/PMP-Exam-Prep-Simplified-Learning/dp/B08SBFTXQT/ Here is a link to my Youtube Channel: "See all the latest PMP from me and live weekly Q&A." https://www.youtube.com/c/AndrewRamdayal -AR

I just started your Udemy course today and am not sure if my experience in the last 10 years will qualify as PM experience, but spent the 16 years prior to that as a Project lead for clinical implementations. In the past 10 years, I have purchased a franchise and started it from start up, have recently started a Real Estate business, and now just counting pills as a pharmacist (might be able to pull something else out of my hat). I miss project management...do you think I can sell myself with my most recent experience as PM? Life is a constant PM experience, especially if you have the propensity for organizing & planning! haha - Please Advise