2021 - break and thrive
/Hello, you.
This is a very personal post.
2020 was tough on everybody, and it looks like 2021 may eventually bring a little bit of reprieve. I only have a modest and simple wish:
For an immediate, urgent and heavy family matter, I must take a really significant break to try and ensure me and my family survives 2021. For our young family, this is a time of immense personal pain and loss.
I must take a break to be with my family — at least until April, but may be many more months. There’s no hurrying this, I want to take a much time as we need.
My consulting clients are aware of what’s happening and are so supportive. I have some reduced work with them that I will fulfill.
Flow Studio / Power Studio will continue, in the short time there’s a bunch of additional updates in the preview dev build dev.flowstudio.app that needs to be validated and pushed over into production.
Power Clarity will continue, but in a much, much slower pace.
My writings on the blog or YouTube will be random. There are mornings when I can muster some energy to write, in code or in blogs. If you enjoy them and want to see more, you REALLY have to tell me because I need (and otherwise lack) energy to produce them.
I’m unlikely to respond to questions on Twitter or LinkedIn
What can you do for us?
If you use Power Automate - I would really appreciate it if you would have a look at powerstudio.app, either for yourself or tell people about it. If it’s helpful to you, consider subscribe to it. If it doesn’t help you - let me know what might push you over the line to be a fan.
If you are already one of our 5400+ users or fans of Power Studio and wants to see the future evolved version - check out powerclarity.app
If you like Power Apps - you really should check out my GamePad PCF component and tell people about it.
I’m keeping my circumstances personal, but a generic statements that has a time component like hope you’ll get through it quickly, or hope you recover soon can miss the mark because I want as much time as we can to still have together. A nicer thing to say is probably please survive as long as you can.
Please put it in your calendar to check in on me every month from now, may be beginning of March, or beginning of April. Future me probably need someone to check in on me.
Years in the future, when the pandemic is over, invite me to your home for a meal.
How are you feeling?
We are free falling. There’s no parachute. When we hit the ground, at least one of us won’t survive, but we may all fall apart. We are already falling apart.
