Author Archives: Nana

About Nana

Mom. Wife. Salesforce Administrator/Developer. Employee. Volunteer. Friend. Artist. Craftswoman. Passionate about my kids and their future! I am a Salesforce MVP. For more information on the Salesforce MVP community, visit: http://www.salesforce.com/mvp/ . Salesforce, Force, Force.com, Chatter, and others are trademarks of salesforce.com, inc. and are used here with permission.

Salesforce Admin: Innovating the E.A.S.Y. Way

Posted on January 22, 2019

What do you do?I’m a Salesforce Administrator.<Blank Stare> Raise your hand if you’ve gotten this response too. Even in the tech industry or business world, often times, people assume that means something different than it does. Maybe they think you … Continue reading →

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Invisible Innovation

Posted on January 16, 2019

If you are a reader of my blog you could probably be described as an innovator. As someone who introduces new methods, processes, and ideas. As someone who looks for ways to streamline, create efficiencies and generally make the world … Continue reading →

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IE Logout for Lightning!

Posted on January 14, 2019

If you’ve read my blog posts on Lightning, you may recall this post about how we initially addressed users who try logging in with Internet Explorer 11. It wasn’t the most elegant solution. Enter the awesome, fantabulous, Lightning Champion, Melanie … Continue reading →

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Might Not Seem Like It Some Days, But You Got This.

Posted on December 27, 2018

Despite what your Facebook and Instagram feed displays, there is not one person around you who isn’t going through some shit. Some people just choose to cover it up, gloss it over, or ignore it. They carefully cultivate a different … Continue reading →

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Set Your Self Aside & Vote

Posted on November 6, 2018

I care about people. Not just people like me. Not just myself or my immediate family/community. I believe that we should help those less fortunate than us. I believe that our country was founded on the premise of welcoming and … Continue reading →

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