What do Good Project Managers do that Average PMs Don't?

What do Good Project Managers do that Average Project Managers Don't?
That's a question I get asked a lot.
So, in this video I set out to answer it, and I focus on two priorities that good project managers tend to focus on, which average project managers do not.
In this video I refer to two of my books:
1. The Influence Agenda: A Systematic Approach to Aligning Stakeholders in Times of Change - geni.us/InfAg
2. Brilliant Project Leader: What the best project leaders know, do and say to get results, every time - geni.us/ACdC
These two may gve you a hint to where my thinking is going in this video and what I think good project managers do differently.

[@aziz5556]

I’m binge watching all of your videos, but I felt sad many time during watching some of them due to how realistic and great your advice was and how I didn’t do the correct thing at that time and it affected my career.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us it has helped me immensely, I will buy all of your books once I get my PMP certificate.
Btw I wish that you had PMP 35 PDUs course!

[@Onlinepmcourses]

Aziz, Good Luck with your PMP. The only wasted experiences are those you don't learn from, so you are doing the right thing.
My courses are eligible for self-certified PDUs. But my core course are not keyed into the PMP syllabus. However, you may like my PMP Study Guide and Resource Kit: school.onlinepmcourses.com/p/pmp-study-guide It will point you to my videos and articles that will help with each item of the PMP ECO (syllabus).
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[@dagwould]

I think 'management' characterized as some routine role, is confused with 'clericalism'. If a manager is not leading, she is not managing. If a leader is not managing, he is not leading. Leading is the human aspect of managing!

[@Onlinepmcourses]

I don't think your introduction of the term 'clericalism' (which applies to church-based hierarchies) is helpful here. But I do agree that leadershis indeed a part of the role a manager must fulfil and likewise, a leader needs to manage. But this does not invalidate the distinction between the tasks of leadership and management.

[@aleksandraSwedenVlog]

MAMA MIA!!!! I BOUGHT THE BOOK ALREADY 4 YEARS AGO IN SWEDEN IN MALMÖ ON CENTRAL STATION!!!! BRILLIANT PROJECT LEADER!!!!

[@Onlinepmcourses]

I hope you enjoyed reading it. Thank you!

[@aleksandraSwedenVlog]

@@OnlinepmcoursesI am Reading now chapter 11 tough times: against it, cause coronaviris changed a lot

[@aleksandraSwedenVlog]

wiil you teach how to make Changes?

[@Onlinepmcourses]

I'm not clear what you mean. Are you talking about Project Change Control - controlling scope and functionality changes? Or do you mean Change Management - leading the process of organizational change? I have resources for both...
Change Control
What is Change Control? ruclips.net/video/7JU_G7loIvw/видео.html
OnlinePMCourses Guide to Project Change Control (article): onlinepmcourses.com/project-change-control/
Change Management
What is Change Management? ruclips.net/video/RkLkCFoczW0/видео.html
How do People Respond to Change? What Project Managers Need to Know (article): onlinepmcourses.com/change-management/
Managing and Leading Change (Paid Course): onlinepmcourses.com/project-management-skills-courses/managing-leading-change/

[@tida3346]

Please speak quicker. Love the channel, however I always have to watch at 1.5x speed.

[@Onlinepmcourses]

Maybe you speak English very well. Many of my audience have English as a second or third language and do not. Please do speed up the audio if it helps you, but my international audience seems mostly to like my pacing.