Hi all, I passed today the PMP exam with 3P (Planning, Executing, M&C) and 2 MP (Initiating, Closing).

This was my journey:

I started reading PMBOK a few months ago, which I found very hard to read, but probably this shouldn't have been my first pick.

Then, I read Headfirst PMP, wich has a totally different aproach. It's very easy to read and understand, but I found it someway very "light" to provide a proper preparation. I've done this reading during some weekends, a chapter per day, followed by Headfirst's exercices.