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Setting achievable project goals has always been a problem.

Leadership styles can take many forms.

Carmel McConnell, the opening keynote speaker of APM’s Change Changes conference, set the theme for the day’s multiple discussions: the power of purpose.

March can be the hardest month in which to motivate yourself as you plug away through the short days with a snivelling cold to boot.

It’s rare not to suffer from imposter syndrome at some point in your career – the nerve-wracking first day in a new role, stepping up to speak to senior stakeholders or giving that big presentation at a conference.

At one point or another of our career we have all thought about finding a better balance between our personal and professional life and looked into the flexible working options offered by our employers.

This years APM Scottish Conference had as its title Delivering the Vision.

When you hear the words ‘project planning’, what do you think about? In my experience, most people immediately think of the age-old Gantt chart.

In January, during lockdown, I attended an accreditation fair.

It was a great pleasure and honour to be asked by Steve Wake to start a blog on agile and how it affects and can enhance the APM community.