PMP Exam Prep 2025–2026 & Agile Mastery 2-in-1

The Ultimate PMBOK 7 + AI-Powered Study Guide for PMP Success

De: Peter Spencer

Narrado por: Tom Brooks

Are you studying for the PMP exam and secretly wondering if you’ll need to sell your soul—or your weekends—to pass? Good news: You can keep your soul and your Saturdays.

This all-in-one PMP Exam Prep & Agile Mastery guide is your secret weapon to passing the PMP exam on your first try—even if your attention span is shorter than a stand-up meeting.

What's inside this must-have PMP study powerhouse:

• Updated for 2025–2026 & PMBOK 7: Because studying last year’s guide is like using a rotary phone for project tracking.
• 500+ Realistic Practice Questions & Expert Answers: Nail every domain with confidence, not guesswork.
• Agile, Scrum, Lean Six Sigma & Kanban Demystified: Scale your knowledge (and your teams) without needing a PhD in buzzwords.
• AI-Powered PM Techniques: Learn how ChatGPT, Notion, Jira, and more are changing how project managers crush deadlines.
• Perfect for Audiobook Lovers: Study while driving, walking, folding laundry, or just pretending to listen in Zoom meetings.
• 2 Books in 1 = Double the Value: A complete PMP exam prep guide + full Agile project management mastery in one.

Who this book is for:

• Aspiring PMP exam takers who want to pass the first time—without memorizing 600 acronyms.
• Professionals upgrading from waterfall to agile, and wondering what “Scrum” has to do with real life.
• Busy people who prefer learning while multitasking. (Yes, you. The one folding laundry with one earbud in.)

Click “Buy Now” or “Add to Cart” and start your journey to PMP certification and agile greatness—without the burnout. Your future self (and your project team) will thank you.

©2025 Peter Spencer (P)2025 Peter Spencer

Helped Me Finally Get Agile Concepts to Click

I’d been struggling with the Agile sections while prepping for the PMP, and this was the first resource that actually made things make sense. I listened to it during my daily walks and picked up a bunch of tips without feeling overloaded. The mix of traditional and Agile content worked well for how I learn. The practice questions were a nice bonus, too. Passed my exam last week, and I’m feeling way more confident in my day-to-day work now.

This one actually made me want to study

I didn’t expect much just another dry PMP guide but this one surprised me. It felt fresh, especially with how it brought Agile into the mix without making it confusing. I liked how it tied everything together in a way that made it feel useful, not just exam focused. The AI stuff was a nice touch too gave it a modern edge. I ended up listening way longer than planned. If you're prepping for PMP and want something that keeps you in it, this hits.

My Secret Weapon

I've been dreading the PMP exam prep, especially trying to fit it into my already packed schedule. This audiobook has been an absolute lifesaver! It truly understands the struggle of busy professionals. I love that I can learn about PMBOK 7 and Agile, and even get insights on AI tools, all while I'm commuting or doing chores.

Helped Me Study Without Feeling Overwhelmed

Studying for the PMP exam felt intense until I found this. It broke things down in a way that didn’t stress me out or make me feel lost. I liked how the agile section tied into real scenarios it helped me connect the dots with stuff I’ve seen on the job. I used it during my lunch breaks and it actually stuck.

Made Studying Way Less Stressful

I was getting overwhelmed trying to juggle PMP concepts and agile frameworks, but this book helped me organize my study time better. The AI based tips were actually useful, especially when I needed to break things down quickly. I used a few of the practice methods before a mock exam and scored way higher than I expected. It doesn’t feel like a dry textbook, which made it easier to stick with. Definitely helped me feel more prepared without burning out.

Clear, Current, and Packed with Useful Extras

It explained PMBOK 7 concepts in a way that actually made sense, and the Agile section helped me finally feel confident about Scrum and hybrid methods. What really stood out was how it tied in AI tools something most study guides skip. It felt super up-to-date and useful for real project work, not just the exam. If you want a prep guide that helps you pass and lead smarter, this one’s a win.

Passed the PMP And I Still Had a Life

I didn’t have the luxury of cramming for hours each night, so this audiobook format was a lifesaver. I listened during commutes and while running errands, and somehow retained way more than I expected. The practice questions were on point, and the Agile breakdown made way more sense than anything I’d read before. I passed my exam last week, and honestly, this resource kept me sane while juggling a full-time job and parenting. Totally worth it.

Passed while living my normal life.

I thought prepping for the PMP meant sacrificing all my free time but this guide proved otherwise. I listened during workouts and errands, and the mix of practice questions, agile breakdowns, and AI tool tips kept things practical and engaging. I didn’t feel buried in jargon or bored out of my mind. It actually helped me apply what I learned at work right away. If you’re balancing a busy life and aiming to pass the PMP, this is the study tool you’ll want.

Interestingly Engaging

Finally found a PMP guide that keeps it engaging while actually preparing you for the exam. The mix of traditional methods and agile concepts works surprisingly well together. The AI-powered study tips helped me retain more than just reading the PMBOK alone. Bonus - the agile section is useful beyond just test prep. Listened during workouts and commutes, and felt more prepared than friends who only used textbooks. Solid choice if you're serious about passing.

Passed My PMP Without Burning Out

I was dreading PMP, preparations felt like I’d need to give up sleep and sanity. But listening to this audiobook actually made it doable. The pacing kept me engaged, and the mix of PMP and Agile content helped me finally connect the dots between the two. I’d squeeze in chapters while walking or doing chores, and it never felt like a drag. The real world examples and exam style questions were a huge help. I passed on my first try.