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In this episode, I break down the big announcement from PMI: a brand-new PMP exam is coming in 2026.

Every time this happens, the internet freaks out…
But you don't need to.

I walk you through what's actually changing, why these updates are good for project managers, and how you can stay ahead no matter when you plan to sit for the exam. I've been through multiple PMP exam changes over the years, and I can promise you: we adapt, we adjust, and we win.

PMI updates the exam every few years. I've seen it happen multiple times. Project management hasn't suddenly changed overnight — we just get a new way of talking about the same core skills.

There's a pilot in January 2026, and the global rollout hits in July.
Translation: you have plenty of time.

Current Exam:

• People — 42%

• Process — 50%

• Business Environment — 8%

New 2026 Exam:

• People — 33%

• Process — 41%

• Business Environment — 26%

The biggest jump is the Business Environment domain — and honestly, I'm thrilled PMI is finally giving this the weight it deserves.

PMI is leaning into:

• AI-supported project work

• Strategic decision-making

• Value delivery

• Real-world adaptability

These are things I already teach in my program. The new exam finally catches up to what's actually happening in modern projects.

My training is real-world focused. I teach the skills project managers actually use. So whether you take the current exam or the 2026 version, you'll be prepared. I'll make sure of it.

• Anyone studying for the PMP right now

• Anyone planning on taking the exam in 2025–2026

• PMO leaders preparing their teams

• Anyone who feels nervous about PMI's update

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In today's episode, I pull back the curtain on one of the most powerful learning tools inside the All-In PMP Prep system — the 50/50 Game.

This episode is different. Instead of just talking about Agile concepts, I play through real 50/50 Game examples live on the show. You'll hear me break down two commonly confused Agile ideas at a time, explain the logic behind the right choice, and show how this simple game exposes (and fixes) the uncertainty that trips students up on the PMP exam.

You'll learn:

• How the 50/50 Game trains your brain to think the way the exam requires

• Why "close enough" Agile knowledge isn't enough — and how this game sharpens the details

• The hidden patterns that differentiate good Agile decisions from great ones

• How to use this tool to boost confidence and cut through confusion on exam day

If you enjoy learning this way, jump into the trial and experience the 50/50 Game directly. It's fun, fast, and one of the most effective tools I've ever created for PMP students.

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In this episode, Peter Younes shares how he went from concepts to competence by applying PMP principles inside the Henrico, Virginia firefighter department. He breaks down how he tested ideas in the field, iterated fast, and built real systems—turning theory into results. You'll hear exactly how hands-on practice sharpened his decision-making, improved team coordination, and made him a stronger project manager and PMP.

Listen in for a blueprint you can copy: pick a real problem, apply the tools, measure the impact, and level up—no rote memorization required.