Wir sind Ohana: First Community-Led Dreamin’ Event in Germany
Last week, I was at Wir sind Ohana – and it was awesome!
Berlin: A Unique Melting Pot
Berlin is an exciting place of diverse cultures. It is a one-of-a-kind city, unique across all of Europe.. The organizing committee chose Kosmos as their location, an old movie theater on the East side of Berlin. This location consisted of multiple rooms, all connected to a round center room. I think the location worked very well because I rarely found myself running around and looking for my next room like I do at other venues.
Content creation can be a solitary endeavor, with most interactions happening in the virtual realm. However, the joy of seeing the tangible impact of your work in person is unparalleled. This is why I cherish the opportunity to engage with fellow enthusiasts and creators at community events.
Meeting Wonderful People
I met many fantastic people there. Astrid Feige, a trainer, told me she learned flows using my Udemy course. Koray Șahin, when faced with a flow task at work, volunteered to learn and deliver it. He also resorted to my Udemy course. I love flying halfway across the world and feeling the impact I make. Astrid and Koray, I appreciate you. My gratitude reserves have been refilled plenty.
Astrid Feige and Koray Sahin
Efficient Migration to Salesforce Flow Session
I delivered an Efficient Migration to Salesforce Flow session on May 24, 2024. The audience received it very well. I presented many tips and tricks from the migrate-to-flow projects I delivered. When a few German-speaking participants wanted to ask questions after the session, I told them they could ask them in German, which gave me good practice to polish my German language.
I am looking forward to recording this content in the near future and making it available virtually. Most of it is already available on the Salesforce Break website and scattered on the blog. If you are interested in this topic, you can start here.
A Special Moment
There was also a special moment I was lucky to witness. Narender Singh came over to talk to Jessica Watson. He shared how he was inspired listening to her talk and how that got him on the track that made him today. What a special moment that shows the power of community. I did not have much to do with it, but I can say, as an amateur photographer, that the vibe of the moment can be seen on the subject’s faces in pictures, and that has a lot to do with everybody there, including the photographer. You can see the summary of the moment, which Jessica shared here.
Thank You to the Organizers
I want to thank all the organizers: Daniel Strange, Ankit Taneja, Narender Singh, Nora Nicklis, Alex Maier, Christian Szandor Knapp, and Chetan Chugh. They have done a fantastic job, excelling for a first-time event and standing tall among all Dreamin events, including the ones that have been around for years.
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