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On July 1st I had the great pleasure of being awarded for a fourth year as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP). It is truly a great honor to be awarded for another year.

I want to give a special shout-out to everyone who supports this blog. Your comments, your follows, your likes and your shares–they have all got me to this point. Thank you.

I would like to offer special thanks to my family, friends, colleagues, and employer. Thank you for your continued support and for challenging me to the best I can be.

I want to congratulate all MVPs who were awarded and renewed today. Your contributions and commitment to helping others are inspirational.

If you were not awarded or renewed then keep trying. MVPs are now being awarded on a monthly basis. So, there are twelve opportunities to become an MVP versus four.

On July 1st I had the great pleasure of being awarded for a third year as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP). It is truly a great honor to be awarded for another year.

I want to give a special shout-out to everyone who supports this blog. Your comments, your follows, your likes and your shares–they have all got me to this point. Thank you.

I would like to offer special thanks to my family, friends, colleagues, and employer. Thank you for your continued support and for challenging me to the best I can be.

For me, the MVP program grants two fantastic benefits.

The first is being able to interact directly with the Microsoft product groups. Not only does this allow early access to new features but it also provides a forum for feedback and feature requests. As an MVP you get to help shape Microsoft products and services.

The second benefit is being able to collaborate with MVPs from all across the globe. I have had the great pleasure of becoming friends with MVPs from many different countries and cultures. It is truly an amazing experience and its always a pleasure to catch up with them at the MVP Global Summit.

On July 1st I had the great pleasure of being awarded for a second year as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP). It is truly a great honor to be awarded for another year.

I want to give a special shout out to everyone who supports this blog. Your comments, your follows, your likes and your shares–they have all got me to this point. Thank you.

I would like to offer special thanks to my family, friends, colleagues, and employer. Thank you for your continued support and for challenging me to the best I can be.

For me, the MVP program grants two fantastic benefits.

The first is being able to interact directly with the Microsoft product groups. Similar to the Technology Adoption Program (TAP), MVPs get early access to the latest software builds. Not only does this allow us to discover new features but it also provides a forum for feedback and feature requests. As an MVP you get to help shape Microsoft products and services.

The second benefit is being able to collaborate with MVPs from all across the globe. I have had the great pleasure of becoming friends with MVPs from many different countries and cultures. It is truly an amazing experience.

As we begin 2017 I wanted to thank everyone for making this blog a resounding success. Your comments, your shares, and your feedback mean a lot to me and I want to thank you for your continued support.

Blog Success

As we wrap up the third year at SuperTekBoy I wanted to share some numbers with you.

• In 2015, SuperTekBoy welcomed 320,000 visitors who viewed 450,000 pages.
• In 2016, SuperTekBoy welcomed 377,000 visitors who viewed 521,000 pages.

That’s around 18% growth. Thank you!

With your continued support–your shares, your likes, your follows–I am sure we can continue this upward trend.

Never could I have imagined 3 years ago that this site would grow to the extent it has. Thank you!

Without you, there is no need for me. So, as always, I desire your feedback. Good or bad. Plus, let me know if there is an article you’d like me to write.

On July 1st I had the great pleasure of receiving my first ever Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award. It is truly a great honor. I am humbled that I was nominated.

I want to offer a big thank you to everyone who has helped me get here. I couldn’t have done it without you. Thank you.

I also want to thank Microsoft for choosing to bestow this great honor upon me. I am truly ecstatic and beyond joy.

I want to give a special shout out to everyone who supports this blog. Your comments, your follows, your likes and your shares–they have all got me to this point. Thank you.

I would like to offer special thanks to my family, friends, colleagues, and employer. Thank you for your continued support and for challenging me to the best I can be.

For more information on the Microsoft MVP program check out this link. To nominate someone for the MVP award, check this link.

You can find my MVP profile here.