preperaton guide Dynamics Customer Engagement certification

Recently I passed the exam Mb-900 Dynamics fundamentals. I am playing around with Dynamics 365 for over a year now and i am eager to get the certification for that.
To challenge myself I scheduled the next exam eight weeks from now.

Dividere et conquere and the Pareto principal
Every task will take the time that is given for it. The Italian mathematician Pareto formulated this principle. It doesn't really matter if I set the date for the next exam eight or ten weeks from now. It will take the time I'll give myself. It is important in that matter, that I'll have to set myself a deadline. Otherwise it could take to infinity to accomplish my goal.
The next exam MB-200 is it much more difficult exam than the fundamentals. It is not only multiple choice. I'll have to pay attention to the details and there will be some practical labs.
Looking at the exam as a whole would be paralysing for me. So I divided my preparation in small durable parts. Dividere et conquere is known by the Romans and served empowers like Caesar well.

Resources
To get a trial for the practice labs is essential.
In openedx there are 4 courses that cover the topics of the exam
Additional to that there are these learning paths on Microsoft learn.

I identified 48 single topics I had to learn. Consistency is king. But I am not really a disciplined learner. To learn every day for one hour learn every would be doable.  I created a kanban board to keep track of my progress.
Now I am all wrapped up and ready to go.
Not really I spend an hour at the gym to calm down and deal with the excitement and anxiety.

How to grow?

Daxsha is planing to move to L.A.

Shine where you're planted - they post in their memes. Yet they haven't developed any roots.

Independent and free they can move on to the anywhere anytime.

There is always this longing for something bigger, something brighter

To transcend every moment into something larger than life.

A palce called Home

being challenged

I value my work and this may challenges other people opinions and what they used to do. This time I was challenged. It made me think and question what I was used to do. It was a challenge but it also led me to value my work more.

During my lunch break I watched how this gull. How she managed to stay in one place in the middle of the canal with almost no effort was really meditative.

Tenji is with us for about 10 years. She is a lady in her best age. And she got fomo (the fear of missing out).
Where ever we sit she wants to sit. She got plenty of places, where she likes to rest but her favourite place is always where we are.
When ever I dictate something on my tablet or record a podcast she comes and joins the discussion. She is a talking cat. But this goes beyond her miau when she gets food.
Don't mistake it with her natural behaviour - the curiosity every cat has and the need to belong to someone.
And that is funny. Because what is on the agenda of a cat?

1. eating
2. sleeping
3. being petted
4. playing (less and less over the years I am so happy because I like the cute expression on her face when she does that
5. watch the world outside the window (or watch television with us)

She doesn't know social media - she has not the whole world on her mobile device to compare with - she only got us to compare.

What strange kind of cats are we.

what lies beneath

Has social media brought us closer? Or are we consumed by how the others may see us? Do we present a highly curated and branded version of ourselves?
My job as a photographer is to look beyond the image how we want to be seen and how we see ourselves to discover what lies beyond. A transcend representation of ourselves that is of greater value for everyone because it tells us something about humanity and being human.