As a Salesforce consultant, you have a stressful position. Taking breaks every once in a while, just like I did for the last two weeks, is vital for your health and sanity.
However, even while on holiday, I rarely just sit on the couch and vegetate.… Read the rest
This email is a little deeper and thoughtful than most. I feel the need to work up to it, because it’s not something you just blurt out in the first sentence.
We are all familiar with the expression, “You only live once (YOLO)”.… Read the rest
As humans, we are emotionally and cognitively influenced by our environment.
If a place is dirty and busy, our minds are more easily distracted. If a place is clean and tidy, then our mind can be free to focus on the task at hand.… Read the rest
Many years ago, I fell in love with the quote from Saint Augustine, “The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page”.
Traveling is one of the most rewarding experiences you can have.
When asked why it feels like time speeds up when you age, the common response is something like:
When you’re young, you’ve only lived a short amount of time compared to how long you will actually live. When you’re older, you’re close to the end of your life and the “used percentage” of your life is higher.… Read the rest
One of the many things I love about being a Salesforce architect is the ability to work remotely. Although it wasn’t so common a few years ago, it’s pretty much the default today.
Of course, being remote doesn’t mean you need to stay in your home office.… Read the rest
While working with a client many years ago, there was a full-time employee named David. David was a con artist, or at least he was in my mind.
He had an incredibly powerful way to convince people he was excellent at his job.… Read the rest