I remember when I started learning Clay. It was this cool, popular tool that sparked my curiosity. At the time, there was no Clay University. No beginner guides. Nothing. I learned by watching other people’s tables and reverse engineering them. I studied every column, every enrichment, every formula. I thought I had it figured out. Then I tried building my own table from scratch. I was stuck. I knew Clay’s features, but I couldn’t put them together properly to make sense. I could create...