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🚀 Locked-in for 2 hours per day for the remaining days of 2025 will give you an amazing 2026. Let’s say you choose to learn Business Analysis, then potential study hours may include: ✅ Week 1–4: Foundations of Business Analysis (Days 1–30) ✅ Key Areas: Role of a BA, Requirements Gathering, Documentation, Stakeholder Management ✅ Week 1: Business Analysis Basics (Days 1–7) ✅ Day 1–2: Introduction to Business Analysis, role of a BA, Agile vs Waterfall. ✅ Day 3–4: Key BA documents: BRD, FRD, SRS. ✅ Day 5–6: Business Analysis Core Concepts Model (BABOK). ✅ Day 7: Introduction to project lifecycles & methodologies. ✅ Week 2: Requirements Elicitation (Days 8–14) ✅ Day 8–9: Techniques: Interviews, Workshops, Surveys, Observation. ✅ Day 10: Documenting user stories & use cases. ✅ Day 11–12: Requirement prioritization: MoSCoW, Kano. ✅ Day 13–14: Prototyping & wireframing basics. ✅ Week 3: Requirements Documentation (Days 15–21) ✅ Day 15–16: Process flows & swimlane diagrams. ✅ Day 17–18: UML basics: Use case, Activity & Sequence diagrams. ✅ Day 19–20: Business rules documentation. ✅ Day 21: Review & validation of requirements. ✅ Week 4: Stakeholder Management (Days 22–30) ✅ Day 22–23: Stakeholder identification & mapping. ✅ Day 24–25: Communication planning. ✅ Day 26–27: Conflict resolution strategies. ✅ Day 28–30: Facilitating requirement workshops. 📌 Portfolio Task: Draft a Business Requirements Document (BRD) for a sample project (e.g., a mobile banking app). ✅ Week 5–8: Tools & Techniques (Days 31–60) ✅ Key Areas: BA Tools, Agile, Process ✅Modeling, Backlog Management ✅ Week 5: BA Tools (Days 31–37) ✅ Day 31–32: MS Visio / Lucidchart for process mapping. ✅ Day 33–34: JIRA & Confluence basics. ✅ Day 35–36: Creating workflows & task boards. ✅ Day 37: Document repositories & collaboration tools. ✅ Week 6: Agile BA (Days 38–44) ✅ Day 38–39: User stories & acceptance criteria. ✅ Day 40–41: Backlog grooming & sprint planning. ✅ Day 42–43: Agile ceremonies & BA role in Scrum. ✅ Day 44: Writing epic → feature → user story breakdown. ✅ Week 7: Analysis Techniques (Days 45–51) ✅ Day 45–46: SWOT & PESTLE analysis. ✅ Day 47–48: Gap analysis & root cause analysis. ✅ Day 49: Value stream mapping. ✅ Day 50–51: Business process re-engineering basics. ✅ Week 8: Advanced Documentation (Days 52–60) ✅ Day 52–53: Functional requirements & non-functional requirements. ✅ Day 54–55: Use case specifications. ✅ Day 56–57: Wireframing with Balsamiq / Figma. ✅ Day 58–60: Creating traceability matrix. ✅ Week 9–11: Advanced BA Skills (Days 61–81) ✅ Key Areas: Data Analysis for BAs, Testing, Change Management, Business Cases ✅ Week 9: Data Skills for BAs (Days 61–67) ✅ Day 61–62: SQL basics for requirement validation. ✅ Day 63–64: Simple queries for reports. ✅ Day 65–66: Data dictionaries & metadata. ✅ Day 67: Visualizing data requirements. ✅ Week 10: Testing & Quality (Days 68–74) ✅ Day 68–69: Writing test cases & scenarios. ✅ Day 70: Supporting User Acceptance Testing (UAT). ✅ Day 71–72: Defect logging & retesting. ✅ Day 73–74: Requirements sign-off. ✅ Week 11: Change & Business Cases (Days 75–81) ✅ Day 75–76: Change request lifecycle. ✅ Day 77–78: Business case development. ✅ Day 79–80: Cost-benefit analysis & ✅ ROI. ✅ Day 81: Presenting requirements to stakeholders. ✅ Week 12 (Days 82–88): Capstone Project ✅ Choose a scenario (e.g., e-commerce system, healthcare app, or banking solution). ✅ Day 82–83: Elicit & document requirements. ✅ Day 84–85: Create process flow diagrams & user stories. ✅ Day 86–87: Build a BRD & backlog. ✅ Day 88: Present solution (slide deck + documents). 👉 If you want to learn from professionals applying Business Analysis in industries like healthcare, banking, & FMCG, I recommend @Evolve__HQ They’re currently accepting new students. sign up here: forms.gle/e5gzTZhPC4a4mc…

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Here are Make.com 10 tips every beginner should know. (save you hours of debugging) 1: Start with a simple trigger →Use Webhook or Manual Trigger when testing. →Swap later for Gmail/Airtable/Slack triggers. →Don’t jump straight into complex ones. 2: Use “Set Variable” for clarity →Map fields like email, url, clientName. →Avoid messy JSON and make your scenario readable. 3: Routers save your life →Don’t overcomplicate conditions with formulas. →Use Routers for logic: Status=200, Email≠empty. →Why? It keeps scenarios clean and avoids breaks from missing data. 4: Iterator + Aggregator = Magic →Iterator breaks lists → items. →Aggregator combines items → lists. →Use them to merge data from different sources. E.g: Path A → API gives users. Path B → Database gives subscription status. Combine → Join by ID to enrich data. 5: Error Handling = Don’t panic →APIs fail. It happens. →Use Error Handlers with “Ignore” or “Resume” so flows don’t stop. →Or send errors to Slack/Email for alerts. 6: Functions aren’t scary →Tools → Functions/Math for small tweaks. →Format dates, clean text, add math, no coding needed. 7: Sleep is your throttle →APIs hate rapid-fire. →Add 1–2s Sleep in loops. →Prevents rate-limit errors. 8: Batch your big lists →Don’t send 5,000 Airtable rows at once. →Don’t process all at once. →Use Array Aggregator + Batches → 50/100 at a time. 9: HTTP module = your superpower →Learn the HTTP module early. →Why? Every tool has an API. →HTTP module is your universal remote. →Pro tip: Got cURL? Paste → convert → run. 10/ Always end with something tangible →Send output → Gmail, Google Sheets, Slack. →Helps with debugging & gives you a “win” every run. With these tips, your Make.com scenarios will be smoother, faster & less frustrating.

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