It all started more than 10 years ago, on October 1st 2011. So much have happened since that day… I’m pretty sure a lot of these things were either direct or indirect result of that single event. E-mail from support@mvpaward.com not only made my day – it was a beginning of the crazy ride that ended this week. Ten years full of meeting interesting people, travelling the world, co-authoring, authoring, presenting. That day I became the first Polish PowerShell MVP and man – I was over the moon. Now that this part of my life is over (well, technically I can return next year, so lets say over for now), I though I would like to reflect on these 10 years and try to look a bit into the future.
Fin de siècle
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What is great about these videos from my point of view (a speaker that is not as experienced as many other presenters, with pretty wide margin for potential improvements) is the fact that most of the sessions where record with picture in picture technology – you can see both the screen shared by the speaker and the presenter in person. In other words: I can learn from example (by watching the best) and from my own mistakes. 
This year I’m going to join this great event again. With the same role as last year – as one of the people that will present about various topics. But presenting is only tiny part of the whole picture. After all – I’m free to join other sessions too! And with multiple tracks available to all attendees and speakers it’s not really an easy choice to make. I decided to blog about few sessions I’m planning to see, and few that I will miss… for reasons that are obvious to anybody who ever attended any conference in a role of a speaker.
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