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Some reflections on being a Tableau Zen Master

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This entry was posted in Musings and tagged learning, mastery, Tableau Zen Master on November 29, 2012 by Jonathan Drummey.

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I'm a father of an eight year-old who loves math and gymnastics. I'm also a husband, consultant for DataBlick, Tableau Zen Master and Forum Ambassador, former massage therapist, somatic experiencing practitioner, writer, and meditator. My not-so-visual blog about parenting is at http://nowpapa.wordpress.com/.

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