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Adding my 2 cents to what Paul already described beautifully: If you are doing anything for the community for the sake of "getting recognized as an MVP" then you are doing it for the wrong reasons. Getting recognized (as MVP) is the cherry on the top. Your focus should be on the cake (serving the community / help people make connections)!

Today is a special day of celebration for the #Salesforce ecosystem because the expected #SalesforceMVP class of 2024 was finally announced and I would like you to reflect on something. Many people think that success only consists in looking for their personal growing and being better than others around them, but in my opinion, you are really successful when you grow and let others doing it with you. Do you really think that all these people who received this recognition only thought about themselves ? I'm sure we agree the answer is No. On the contrary, they didn't look for the recognition itself, they just looked for helping and supporting others in their communities and beyond and selflessly invested their time to contribute to the #TrailblazerCommunity. So, let's stop looking for the own recognition and do the best we can to grow together! Let's follow their example and show all of them gratitude for their great job in our #Trailblazers' community!! And, last but not least, congrats to all the new, renewed and Hall of Fame Salesforce MVPs!! 🤩🎉 A special mention to whom I had the chance to meet in person along my journey: Marilo Meta, Christine Marshall, Frédérique Mounier, Doria Hamelryk, Melissa Shepard, Daniel Stange, Melissa Hill Dees, MBA, Narender Singh, Todd Halfpenny. 😀 And, a huge congrats to the one and only Houssam SAOUDY ☁ for having made history by becoming the very first Salesforce MVP Hall of Fame in Africa after being the very first Salesforce MVP in Africa in 2019!!! 👏👏👏 #SharingIsGrowing #Reflections #SalesforceOhana 💜

Congrats to the #SalesforceMVP Class of 2024, and to all my fellow renewed MVPs! 🎉 A VERY special shout out to Melissa Shepard & Jenh Vo, two heavily involved and selfless people who, in my opinion, were long overdue for this recognition. 🌟 This year, there were 1,500+ nominations with 24 selected, so that means only ~1.5% were selected! 🤯 Huge props to the #TrailblazerCommunity team for reviewing ALL those nominations. 📋 (I see you Jessica Langston, Alex Pisani, Deanna Derrig, Liz Corcoran, Michelle Blair, Mallory Ranahan, Robin MacKellar, Jose Mora, Hailey Carroll, Jennifer Hudnet, Marissa Dimino Burns.) To learn more about the #SalesforceMVPs, including the nomination and selection process, check out this link: https://lnkd.in/gZgk37Qx For those who didn't get selected this year, it is not a reflection of your worth or lack of efforts in this ecosystem. It just means that you continue to do the work and give back, even without this recognition. 🧠 But don't just take my word for it. I'll leave you with the wise words from Aleksandra Milcic Radovanovic: "And lastly, I want to give shout out to everyone who has been nominated for MVP, but wasn't selected this time. Your contributions were valuable enough that at least one Trailblazer took the time to nominate you and that means a lot. Keep sharing your knowledge and product feedback, the impact you are making on the community is important and obviously noticeable. I hope to see your name on the list of the future MVP class! 🙌"

🎉 Happy New Year 2024, everyone! 🌟 From our Salesforce family, Wishing you a year filled with 📚 new learnings and 🚀 growth. Let's embrace the opportunities ahead and make this year a journey of continuous improvement. Here's to achieving new milestones together! 🌿🔍 #HappyNewYear #GrowthMindset #salesforce

Hey People! Here's a snippet from my incredible journey – from a guest at Salesforce to now proudly being a member. It all kicked off at the "Trailblazing Women Summit." Picture this: a room filled with inspiration, knowledge, and a vibe that screamed 'Awesome' and 'Flexible' work culture. Every conversation fuelled my curiosity about Salesforce. Even before joining Salesforce, I was part of TMSfirst, a fantastic company where we harnessed the power of Salesforce to build projects. Working at TMSfirst wasn't just about a job; it was about embracing a culture that valued results over the mode of work. I owe a huge part of my journey to my incredible chief Kalyan Vasanth PMP ITIL at TMSfirst. Your unwavering support and focus on the work, rather than my location, made every day a joy. I can't express enough gratitude for the opportunities and lessons provided. One thing I've noticed is that people often harbor resentment for their past companies. Interestingly, it's the opposite for me. I've genuinely loved every place I've worked. Whether as a Program Manager at The Hacking School - Coding Bootcamp or a Salesforce Developer at TMSfirst, the learnings from each experience are etched in my heart. :) It's been already 4 months at Salesforce. It is just going awesome. Did you know only 10% get selected? I feel privileged to be a part of that elite group. Massive thanks to Nikhil Bilakanti for believing in me and shortlisting my profile. Special shoutouts to Anudeep Gopagoni ☁ and Dinesh Muvvala – our incredible trainers. And a big thanks to Saurabh Singh, CSPO®, PSM™, ITIL®V4 for the warm welcome. As I look ahead at the exciting journey unfolding at Salesforce, I'm reminded that every step, every opportunity, and every challenge has shaped me into who I am today. Excited for the journey ahead at Salesforce! 😍 #salesforce #salesforcedeveloper #salesforcejourney #salesforcecommunity #salesforceoha #kudos #salesforcecom #salesforcecareers #salesforcetraining

Embracing the Salesforce Journey: A Tale of Growth, Community, and Gratitude As a fresh face in the vast realm of Salesforce, I often found myself caught in the whirlwind of achievements, ranks, and success stories shared by the incredible members of the Salesforce Community. It was easy to feel overwhelmed, to question my progress, and wonder if I'd ever stand among the ranks of All Star Rangers, MVPs, Leaders or esteemed partners. Yet, in the midst of self-doubt, I discovered the true strength of the Salesforce community – The Ohana. The support, encouragement, and willingness to lend a helping hand from seasoned professionals were the pillars that held me up in moments of distress. In this ever-growing ecosystem, I've come to appreciate the beauty of collaboration. Each achievement shared by others is not a measure of my shortcomings, but rather a testament to the collective strength of the Salesforce Ohana. Behind every success story, there's a network of mentors, peers, and friends who have walked the same path and are eager to guide others along. I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to all the members of Salesforce Ohana who have been constant sources of support and wisdom. Your willingness to share knowledge, answer questions, and offer guidance has truly made this journey richer. A heartfelt shoutout to Abhishek Verma ☁, a beacon of support who consistently goes the extra mile to help me with any clarification. I also want to extend my gratitude to my colleagues and seniors for their continuous support and motivation. In particular, Dr.Sarita Nair who has been a source of inspiration, guiding me with wisdom and encouragement. So, here's to celebrating the milestones, big and small, and recognizing that the journey is just as important as the destination. The Salesforce Ohana is not just a community; it's a family that lifts each other higher. As I navigate my own path in this vibrant ecosystem, I've learned a valuable life lesson – Success is not a solo journey. Embrace the challenges, lean on the support of those around you, and remember that every step forward, no matter how small, contributes to the collective success of the community. Cheers to the incredible Salesforce Ohana – a source of inspiration, motivation, and endless possibilities! #gratitude #salesforceohana #trailblazercommunity #salesforce

Wow, I've never seen that much of points on completion of 600 Badges on any Trailblazer Profile #AllStarRanger Trailhead Salesforce Trailhead by Salesforce congratulations Papa on achieving this milestone 👏👌 #trailhead #trailblazercommunity #salesforcedeveloper #salesforceadmin #salesforcecertified #salesforcedevelopers #salesforcecommunity #trailblazer #trailblazers #SalesforceSaturday #trailblazing #salesforceohana #trailheadgo

Last March I had my work anniversary and today I received a candid present from Salesforce. Thought the best way to celebrate 3 years was to share 12 things I’ve learned at #salesforce: 1) Vulnerability isn’t a weakness, it’s a superpower. 2) Don’t read the news, make the news. 3) Coach the why, not the how. 4) Choose to be respected more than liked. Both are nice. But respect is essential. 5) Nothing shines like knowing the business: Do your homework. Know your numbers. Get the details right. 6) Know why you stay. 7) Stand for growth - for the business, for yourself, and for the team. 8) Be bold and honest about your boundaries. 9) Build bridges. Not empires. 10) Manure is the best fertilizer. A flower literally has to go through sh!t to grow. 11) Relationships are currency. Invest in the future. 12) Lead with gratitude. Thank you to all my amazing friends who’ve made these 3 years so fun and more to come! #oneteam #trust #fun #continuoslearning #opentofeedback 😎

⚠ Alert long post October 14th I was amid an interesting gathering, it was my first time hearing of #salesforce altogether. The room was full of life and emotion as we transcended from one inspirational journey to next, in-between energizers, and takeaway points...... special shout out to Jennifer Ndlovu (Woman In Tech) and Prisca Nyari for sharing all things salesforce under the theme "No Tech Experience, no worries. Salesforce is for Everyone!", not forgetting Dawn who shared a touching story on her journey to becoming a certified salesforce enthusiast. I would also like to appreciate the #trailblazer event organizers and the single man in the room Marvellous Chirunga for showing support and adding value to our interactions. Finally ladies you made the day special by showing up Michelle Nyaruwanga, Mirias Simango, caroline munjoma, Delight Gwafa, Fungai Mahafa, Kundai Kodzanai, Lisa Kumbirai Mapfumo, Maudy Nhuta and Josephine Chinake 👏 now where was l.... .... 🔊 Calling all #SALESFORCE enthusiasts [in Optimus Prime voice 😂] Who said learning can't be fun and exciting... I present something to get our trails blazing 🔥 💥Zimbabwe Trailblazer Community Group Competition Time💥 ROAD TO RANGER Be the first to gain 50 000 points and 100 badges more on Trailhead starting today till the 18th of December and stand a chance to win!!! First prize: Certification Voucher  Second prize: Trailblazer Hoodie  Third prize: Trailblazer tshirt. Conditions to be part of the competition. 1. Send through screenshot of your current points and badges Jennifer Ndlovu (Woman In Tech) 2. Work on gaining 50 000 more and 100 badges on what you already have. Eg. If you have 10 000 points and 20 badges, you need to be on 60 000 and 120 points to be considered for the prize. 3. You need to be on 80% and above on the Admin Trailmix. 4. If you achieve these, please send final screenshots showing your points and badges as well as Status on Admin Trailmix. Winners will be announced on the 18th of December! Get set ready go!!!! 

"🚀 Two months into my Salesforce journey and thrilled to share that I've already collected 22 badges! 🏅🎉 Grateful for the guidance and support of my mentor Gautam Chaskar 🇮🇳 💪 , who has been instrumental in shaping my learning experience. Learning, growing, and enjoying every step of the way. Here's to the exciting road ahead as I continue to expand my skills and make a mark in the Salesforce ecosystem. #SalesforceAdventures #LearningEveryDay #BadgeCollector #ThankYouMentor" #salesforcedevelopers #trailhead #SalesforceAdventures #LearningEveryDay #BadgeCollector" 😊