20 hours into my journey, while I sit in Vancouver Airport, I look forward to the week ahead. This week is the #MVPSummit, and so I’m sure you’ve seen plenty of other MVPs post similar things in the days leading up to this, so I’ll keep mine short and sweet.
I think my good friend Daniel Apps posted an amazing summary of why some of us attend summit, I for one definitely get that recharge of my batteries at the event, finding fresh motivation and passion for the year ahead.
It’s also an opportunity to put faces to names, and these days it’s something we don’t always do enough off. There is something different about how conversations happen remotely (via email or Teams or any virtual platform) once you’ve met someone face to face and talked with them. You can read their visual queues over teams a lot better, you can imagine their intonation when reading a message from them. It reduces the chance of people taking things the wrong way, as you become humans to each other and not just names on paper.
And finally, it’s a chance for me to see some of my best friends, who normally live long distances away, but for this week, I get to spend some time with them.
Of course, there is the event itself. Getting to hear about the direction of the products we champion for the community, and bring our feedback from that very community directly to the product groups themselves is priceless, and something that everyone wins from. But being an event of community champions, we can’t help but feel the community first, and the tech second.
Bring on the week, I’m pumped!
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