I have grown up wondering what I would be in this world. Coming from humble backgrounds, money was the prime objective so that I can stand high, fly, not bothered about achieving basic necessities of life. But there was another urge that evolved during high school and perfected during the first year of my bachelor's degree. The urge of being a leader (not a conniving manager) who has what it takes to sail through difficult situations, lead teams to the top of the mountain, and continuously learn while doing so. Hence, I chose project management to be my shining armor. And though it is quite impossible to mention everything I have done in the 20-plus years of my experience, I still thought of writing some lines that should humbly enlist what I was able to do.> Steering and energizing the project crew to success> Crafting the Project Initiation documentation with flair> Making sure we get the best bang for our buck in every aspect of the project> Juggling and conquering Project Key Performance Indicators> Spinning vivid and concise progress reports> Taking charge of the project's financial destiny through cost, estimation, and planning wizardry> Detecting, pricing, and processing contract variations like a pro> Skillfully shadowing activities against our meticulously detailed project plans> Keeping project plans as fresh as a morning breeze with agreed changes> Whipping up accurate financial reports with the input of our project partners> Keeping a hawk eye on actual expenditures versus our project budget> Hosting and guiding the grand show of Project Steering/Operating Committees meetings> Mastering Plainview for some next-level portfolio management> Establishing PMO from scratch, keeping in mind the people rather than processes, so that everyone stays hooked and embraces it as if they are getting on a wild ride.> Sticking to the PRINCE2, Waterfall or Agile methodology as and when required as per project typeAnd much much more...