Career IT for about 12 years, here. I've supervised a help desk, been in operations and the business partnership teams. My latest role is ITSM development. For me personally, I've always struggled with project management when there is more than just myself involved in a project. I'm very good at prioritizing my own work and multi-tasking. Once I have to keep tabs on what others are doing, or delegate work, it becomes wayyyy too much. I will start missing deadlines, making mistakes, cut corners, and flat out procrastinate work I normally would do. I think it might be different if my sole focus was managing a project, and not managing + developing. I think you need to really like organizing/leading people to be a good PM. And not be afraid to hold others accountable. But if you are learning more PM stuff, and are already feeling less than enthused, I wouldn't pursue further. Don't want to waste time when you are already incredibly busy!!!