5 Steps to Master Power BI: Are You Missing a Step? 🤔

How can you master Power BI? Even though there are 1000s of videos and training lessons available for Power BI…why do some people still struggle to master Power BI? To feel confident and comfortable using Power BI? Why do they keep getting stuck? Unable to cross the learning-doing gap?

Imagine if you were trying to assemble an Ikea Table and you missed a step. You wouldn’t expect to get a sturdy table would you? It may be loose, it may be shaky.

Same thing can happen when trying to learn Power BI. If you miss one of these crucial steps, you will never quite get comfortable with Power BI. If you are serious about mastering Power BI, check to see you are following each step carefully.

Topics Covered (click to jump to topic)
00:00 Learning to Doing Gap
01:22 Step 1: Push ➡ 20%
03:11 Step 2: …Bonus🎁: Missing Step (to be discussed fully in the next video)
03:18 Step 3: Get Real
05:02 Step 4: 80% ⬅ Pull (Just-in-time Learning)
07:59 Recap
09:00 Step 5: Power BI is ______ BI!

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👉 The Missing Step to Master Power BI (Skip This At Your Own Risk! ☠️)
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[rossbroadley]

Definitely! Rule number 4 is something that I have felt profoundly. I graduated university in July and have been really pushing my Business' BI, which has lead to me doing alot of research. Finding that the more I do research, I do in fact know very little! I ended up putting my learning on the shelf for a little bit and focused on purely the value and solving real data problems. I have learned more this way for sure! But hey, I had a good start with the 20 percent! I learned it from you before I started my Summer Internship in 2019, and guess what?! I'm now a graduate with the same company! Haha, thanks for everything Avi. You're an inspiration

[pearldsouza]

I actually did a powerBI course on linkedin and put it on my CV. got an internship to work as a data officer which includes powerBI tool reporting. I am excited and nervous both because i never had hands on experience with a real-time data. Your Point 4 gave me confidence ! I plan to learn and do simultaneously!

[videmkoo]

Single most comprehensive guide on how to approach Power BI learning, IMHO. I agree that one has to be careful not to fall in this "learning paradox", but trying but browsing through this remaning 80% gives you idea of what are the possibilities with Power BI. This, in turn, will make your life easier as you apporach real life cases.

[zuhakhan]

Please tell me what is the prerequisite or minimum base knowledge required for learning Power BI.

[stevewilliams]

What are the Core Concepts you are referring to in Step1?
Thanks.

[AnkurAgarwalgeeks]

Yeah bro .. learning paradox...this is the issue ...thanks for the word

[wololo]

Rule number 3 makes me smile. I learned this, to my cost, 20 years ago. My project for A level (roughly AP level for Americans) IT I just invented a client and business issue. My project was turd. I got told it included some very strong technical elements but it looked like I had just learned a bunch of functions and then invented something to wrap around them. Which was basically exactly what I had done.

[edwinchuy]

I look forward to find out what step 2 is.

[fatjanpaloja]

Yes I agree with you but if you want to pass exam you should know every "corner" of Power BI

[dotnetdevni]

Because customer data is useually a pile of rubbish