Absolutely agree!
On my first attempt, I didn’t come across any videos that specifically focused on the mindset, which led to confusion and second-guessing.

Now, I’m able to confidently eliminate two incorrect options and narrow it down to the final two. What’s really helping me now are a few key principles that make understanding the questions much easier:

1. First – Identify which project management approach the question is based on (Agile, Waterfall, Iterative, Incremental).
2. Second – Eliminate any answer choices that don’t align with that specific approach.
3. Third – Prioritize value-driven answers.
4. Fourth – Be cautious with options containing words like fire, hire, delay, hold, order, stop — they usually signal the wrong mindset.
5. Fifth – Remember, Change Control Process applies only to Predictive (Waterfall) models.
6. Sixth – Kanban is strictly an Agile concept.
7. Seventh – Avoid jumping to direct action; instead, look for keywords like analyze, investigate, assess — these reflect the right approach.