What did you achieve in 2021 both Professionally and/or Personally ?

Professional Achievements

1. I transitioned from my 4 year position as a Senior IT Infrastructure Project Manager with a great company to a new position with an even greater company in the Pharma space where I am expanding my knowledge and experience in Agile and SAFe.
2. I started utilizing my PMP credentials to network more and learn more within the PM community instead of just being satisfied adding PMP after my name.
3. I obtained my Scrum Master Certification
4. I received training in SAFe Agilist (Leader) and about to take my exam.
5. I have completed several mini LinkedIn trainings in Agile, JIRA, Team Motivation, Strategy and Innovation and Leadership
6. I have been accepted into the Penn State University Master's Program in Strategic Management and Executive Leadership with classes starting in January. (I am so pumped)
7. I attended (3) Project Management events and learned so valuable tips and techniques for managing people and projects.
8. I am preparing to enroll in PgMP training first Qtr 2022.

Personal Achievements
1. I made a commitment to improving my health with nutrition and exercise daily.
2. I made a commitment to putting myself first and achieving my goals as realized that I can make a bigger impact on others lives if I am performing at my best and achieving my goals as inspiration to others.
3. I stopped looking at how time I have left and instead starting looking at what I can still accomplish in life!

Professional Achievements

1. I transitioned from my 4 year position as a Senior IT Infrastructure Project Manager with a great company to a new position with an even greater company in the Pharma space where I am expanding my knowledge and experience in Agile and SAFe.
2. I started utilizing my PMP credentials to network more and learn more within the PM community instead of just being satisfied adding PMP after my name.
3. I obtained my Scrum Master Certification
4. I received training in SAFe Agilist (Leader) and about to take my exam.
5. I have completed several mini LinkedIn trainings in Agile, JIRA, Team Motivation, Strategy and Innovation and Leadership
6. I have been accepted into the Penn State University Master's Program in Strategic Management and Executive Leadership with classes starting in January. (I am so pumped)
7. I attended (3) Project Management events and learned so valuable tips and techniques for managing people and projects.
8. I am preparing to enroll in PgMP training first Qtr 2022.

Personal Achievements
1. I made a commitment to improving my health with nutrition and exercise daily.
2. I made a commitment to putting myself first and achieving my goals as realized that I can make a bigger impact on others lives if I am performing at my best and achieving my goals as inspiration to others.
3. I stopped looking at how time I have left and instead starting looking at what I can still accomplish in life!

Professional Achievements

Validated my PMP certification which was suspended in 2020 for shortage of 17 PDUs. Became a member of PMI after a gap of one year.
Post retirement, I am persuading to get some full time or part time job in cement plants construction/project management .Any professional guidance is welcome

Rami, your achievements are hard to top. Looking at them, I almost feel like I did nothing :(
Professionally I got certified. A big milestone for me.
On a personal level it seems all have been stagnant or even regressing. At least I have finally convinced myself I can write my concept paper for PhD admission. Hiked mountain Kenya to the third highest peak.
On the family front, nothing much to report.

If there is one thing I would like to work on is networking. It is coming between me and the good things in life, so to speak.

I finally took the PMP exam and passed on Saturday. ;)

I was promoted to Director of Project Management at my consulting firm.

I submitted a proposal to our state supreme court and state bar concerning the implementation of a program to license non-lawyer legal professionals to assist with the access to justice gap for those who cannot afford a lawyer (think nurse practitioner vs. doctor)

I was appointed to the Board of Directors and as Continuing Education Chair for a national legal association.

I finished homeschooling my teenage son and *tearfully* helped him transition into a mechanical engineering program at college.

I became a securities arbitrator.

I'm making a list for 2022 but am seriously lagging behind some of you.

I finally took the PMP exam and passed on Saturday. ;)

I was promoted to Director of Project Management at my consulting firm.

I submitted a proposal to our state supreme court and state bar concerning the implementation of a program to license non-lawyer legal professionals to assist with the access to justice gap for those who cannot afford a lawyer (think nurse practitioner vs. doctor)

I was appointed to the Board of Directors and as Continuing Education Chair for a national legal association.

I finished homeschooling my teenage son and *tearfully* helped him transition into a mechanical engineering program at college.

I became a securities arbitrator.

I'm making a list for 2022 but am seriously lagging behind some of you.

Love every year that Rami raise this question. Rami you are a referent and a influencer in the project/program management community. Your achievements are a motivation for a lot of us...congratulations!