Almost everyone manages projects at some point, but not every project requires the use of heavy-duty tools such as critical path schedules, earned value analysis, or detailed progress tracking.
This three-hour online, self-paced class consists of narrated lessons with slides, as well as a workbook that allows you to develop a plan that is simple to understand and execute. The plan you develop with this approach allows you to identify all of the stakeholders to your project, develop a clear outcome statement that will help assure the end result you are after, and also helps you identify things that could go wrong that might cost you time, money, or lead to failure.
This course is intended for people who are managing small projects that involve no more than a few people and does not require a highly detailed project plan. It is NOT suitable for managers of large, complex projects; it is ideal for executives who are managing strategic initiatives or individuals who need a rudimentary plan for a small project (either professional or personal).

- Instructor: Jim Lewis
This course is intended to help you overcome limiting beliefs, improve your self image, motivate yourself, adopt new behaviors, and more.
To get the most out of this course, you will have to do more than just listen to the narrations--you will actually have to practice the methods. Most of them you can do alone, but some will be best done with a friend. Some of the activities will have downloadable audio (MP3) files that you can listen to, as they will guide you through the procedure. In any case, many of these methods should be practiced a number of times to master them.
Furthermore, as you go forward in time and encounter a problem, you will want to return to these methods to make corrections in your current programming.

- Editing Instructor: Jim Lewis