Project Management Training

Productive Laziness

Welcome to the world of productive laziness.

By advocating being a ‘lazy’ project manager The Lazy Project Manager doesn’t intend that we should all do absolutely nothing. He is not saying we should all sit around drinking coffee, reading a good book (such as The Lazy Project Manager) and engaging in idle gossip whilst watching the project hours go by and the non-delivered project milestones disappear over the horizon. That would obviously be plain stupid and would result in an extremely short career in project management, in fact probably a very short career full stop!

Lazy does not mean Stupid.

No he really means that we should all adopt a more focused approach to project management and to exercise our efforts where it really matters, rather than rushing around like busy, busy bees involving ourselves in unimportant, non- critical activities that others can better address, or indeed that do not need addressing at all in some cases.

Welcome to the home of ‘Productive Laziness’; in this first program of The Lazy Project Manager’s eLearning experience you will learn all about The Science of Laziness; The Intelligence of Laziness; and the Focus of Laziness. With the aid of an Italian economist, a Prussian Fieldmarshal, and a dinosaur you will appreciate the benefits of working smarter and not harder.

So, lets begin: The Art of Productive Laziness…

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“Entertaining public speaker and world-famous author of The Lazy Project Manager Peter has spoken at a number of PMI UK events and has always been very well received. Highly recommend his book too! All this and a day job...read the book to find out how!”
— Chris Field, President, PMI UK Chapter
“Peter talked to the MK group of the APM on the Lazy Project Manager. His delivery style and content were instantly attention grabbing and audience feedback was excellent. I would thoroughly recommend Peter for other similar events.”
— Menna Pitts, Head of Risk Change Delivery, Banco Santander
“Peter worked with us to help us improve some of our processes and I must say that his insights were extremely valuable. We are implementing all of his recommendations as a matter of urgency.”
— Richard Burton, Director, Infinite Ideas Ltd
“Peter is a fantastic public speaker and a highly knowledgeable PMO expert. As a Monty Python fan he has a unique ability to deliver even the most complex messages with ease, using humour to connect with the audience, leaving lasting impression. It's a pleasure to know him and I look forward to the next opportunity to work again.”
— Mihaly Nagy, MD Stamford Global, Project Zone
“I have invited Peter repeatedly to talk to PMI events in Scotland because of his excellent style of presenting his subject matter and his great depth of knowledge and experience. Peter has generated a hugely positive feedback, following his presentations in Scotland and I will not hesitate an instance to ask Peter to come back and mesmerize the Scottish PMI audience once again. Therefore, I thoroughly recommend Peter as a public event speaker and his excellent personality.”
— Nathan Gillies
“Peter is an entertaining and knowledgeable presenter who keeps audiences alert and interested with his topic The Lazy Project Manager.”
— Alan Harpham, Chairman, The APM Group Limited
“Peter is an engaged and skilled presenter. He delivers his important and interesting message in an entertaining and professional way. With humour and creative stories that you can refer and relate to; it is a fascinating session you will remember for a long time.”
— Malin Lindström

Productive Laziness

Welcome to the world of productive laziness.

Lazy does not mean Stupid.

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