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Salesforce Flow is a hot topic, with it set to take over from historical tools such as Workflow Rules and Process Builder. For Be More Flow I am joined by Andy Engin Utkan (@enginutkan) where we discuss all about this tool that you can use point and click to build automated actions to make your team work faster and smarter. Flow can easily create, update, delete records, display information in a table or use HTTP Callout functionalities to integrate with other systems all using clicks-not-code and lots more. Don't miss this must-watch episode!

The role of a Salesforce Consultant is a very well known role in the ecosystem. For Be More Consultant I am joined by Eric Praud (@ericpraud_p) to discuss what makes up this role, the interactions with other roles, key attributes of a consultant and how to develop into the role too for those looking to starting out on this path. Want to learn more? Listen Now!

For Be More Instructor I am joined by Andrew Cook (@Andrew_Cook13) Salesforce Technical Instructor at Salesforce Ben. We discuss what is means to be a Instructor in the ecosystem, how best to deliver your message while inspiring and educating others at the same time. We talk about how you could forge your own path to Be More Instructor yourself and debunk a myth or two about Instructors too.

I catch up with Pallavi Agarwal (@PalluAgs) about what is means to Be More UX Designer in the Salesforce Ecosystem. We talk about a design way of thinking and how it helps to consider the system from your users point of view as well as not forgetting about key aspects such as Accessibility too. The Salesforce Designer role is sometimes not a physical role on a Project and so therefore it's all of our responsibilities to employ this design way of thinking from Admin to Developer to Architect. Want to learn more? Tune in now!

In this session I am joined by Martin Gardner (@Born2BeMild) to discuss what is means to Be More Data Architect. Within the Architect arena there are many different flavours and in this episode we talk about all things data to ensure your Salesforce Implementation/Project is a success and supported by the Data within, afterall a system is made or broken by Bad Data! Want to learn more about this path and potentially follow in Martin's footsteps? Listen to the episode now and leave any thoughts or feedback in the comments.

For Be More with Steven Trumble we discuss how you can Be More Trailblazer Community. We share the power of this amazing network first hand and how we manage to help others with their Salesforce based problems all around the world as Answer Leaders. Whether you are wanting to build your career in the Salesforce ecosystem, learn more about a particular product/feature or learn something completely new you can join this amazing community to be part of giving back while learning at the same time.

In Be More Technical Architect I'm joined by Sam Wadhwani (@accessiblearch). We discuss what makes a great Salesforce Technical Architect and aim to inspire those already on this career path or anyone else who is considering this career path. We debunk a myth or two about Architects on the way!

For Be More Inclusive I'm joined by the fabulous Tracy Greene (Tracy/They) (@tracyeringreene) where we talk about how to Be More Inclusive and how we strive for a world where we don't need such discussions in the first place. We also debate the role AI has to play in this in the near future, if any at all.

In the latest episode of Be More I have a chat with Pei Mun Lim (@OnThePeiroll) about what it takes to Be More Project Manager. We talk about the human element of this role and attributes you have to have to be successful such as active listening and looking out for your Project Team.

In this episode I check in with Jonathan Fox (@JFoxUK) to talk about the Salesforce Developer Track. This talk is for you if you are a Developer, aspiring Developer or want to appreciate more of what Developers do/how they tick.We will talk about the ever-changing role of a Developer, bust some common myths/stereotypes about Developers as well and provide some advice on how to break-into the Salesforce Ecosystem as a Developer.