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Thursday Goals!

Goal #1: Get Rolling
This is something that has been bothering me for a few days.  I can't get off my chest!  I keep having these uncomfortable moments of panic when I roll onto my tummy then get stuck.  It is happening a few times each night!  Mom hears my cries and assists by flipping me over, but I am going to have to figure out how to roll back over.  All of this rolling business is cutting into my Trailhead time!  I found a few YouTube guides that may be helpful, but I am going to have to dedicate the next few nights to this project.

Goal #2:  Get Certified
Despite my young age, I am a very driven individual and believe that it is important to begin building a professional portfolio.  In addition to writing what is certain to be an award winning blog, I am working toward becoming a certified Salesforce administrator!  Dad won't let me get a credit card until I turn 2, so I have to rely on free resources to practice for the exam.  Here are a few of my favorites:

Hand's On Help



For the Readers

  • Admin Hero - Since I am currently 0 years old, the Zero to Hero section is particularly inspirational. 
  • Tip Sheets & User Guides - Information overload!  Great for specific topics!
For Everyone!


  • Trailhead Baby blog - The best place for tips, tricks, and adorable pictures of yours truely.
  • Salesforce Certification Exam Guide - My favorite part is the Exam Outline.  It shows me where to focus!

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