A Lot Has Happened ??????

Hello folks,

My newsletter skipped a week. I appreciate your patience.

A lot has happened since the last issue:

• I was named a Salesforce MVP. I still can't believe it; there are not too many of them. It is important to note that MVPs do essential community work, creating positive engagement and learning opportunities. Let's remember that there are many others who are not MVPs yet, and they do a lot of impactful community work as well. Thanks, and congratulations to all. I thank the community team for their hard work in the selection process. Obviously, this is a pleasant surprise for me, but it does not change the course of my projects and service to the community. I intend to keep calm and carry on.
• FlowFestv4 team delivered a successful competition/broadcast. We have a new FlowFest champion: Simon Lafont ?? . I presented Flow productivity tips as part of the FlowFestv4 webcast. You can find the recording here and watch it (the link is set up to start with my presentation). In addition, a blog post is in the works, and it will be published shortly on Salesforce Ben. I thank the FlowFest team for the countless hours they spent making this event successful.
• Joey Chan delivered an excellent demo and presentation of Mulesoft in the Jacksonville Architects Trailblazer community group meeting. The recording is published on the Salesforce Break YouTube channel. Watch it at this link.

I am starting another cohort of the Complete Flow Course (renamed from Advanced Flow Course). It is a bootcamp-style live course. It is priced at $480 for 18 hours of live content for a limited time. This cohort starts on March 13th. So hurry up and take your place before the class fills up. Find more information, ask questions, and register for the course here.

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