One of the most damaging myths in PMP prep is the idea that you need months of study time to succeed.
We hear it all the time:
“I’m planning to start studying this quarter and take the test in six months.”
Sounds reasonable, right?
But here’s the truth: More time doesn’t automatically mean better results. In fact, it often leads to:
- Burnout
- Forgetting key concepts
- Second-guessing your plan
🧠 Why the Myth Exists
It’s comforting to think that dragging it out gives you an edge. But what actually happens is your motivation drops and your clarity fades.
What you need isn’t more time—it’s more focus.
💡 What Actually Works
Cheetahl students pass the PMP in just 4 days or 4 weeks, not by cramming, but by following a focused, accelerated strategy that helps them retain what matters—and skip what doesn’t.
✅ The Bottom Line
If you’re stretching out your prep to feel “safe,” you might be doing more harm than good.
🎥 In this short video, we bust the myth—and show you what works instead.
👇 Watch now and find your faster path to PMP success.