Weekly Alluviance #111: Grateful Vibes, Big Dreams: A Moment of Reflection
- alexkremer8
- Mar 12
- 2 min read
Your weekly dose of Alluviance!
I was featured in CEO Magazine, and I couldn’t be more grateful and humbled by the recognition.
The article, titled "Why Tech Sales Needs Heart: Alex Kremer Blends Mastery, Mindfulness, and Community", dives into why tech sales needs heart and how we’re shaking things up at Alluviance. I know this message isn't anything new for our loyal readers and community, but it really triggered a moment of reflection for me.
It’s a nod to why we started this journey together. As I shared in my LinkedIn post, "Grateful, humbled, fired up. Some moments remind you why you started." This was one of those moments for me.
Alluviance is about creating a space where sales professionals like you can grow, connect, and find purpose that goes way beyond hitting quotas. And this article digs into that for me: the belief that sales thrives on heart. It’s not just about closing deals; it’s about mastering your craft, staying mindful in how you show up, and building a community that’s got your back.
That’s the heartbeat of Alluviance. Helping you level up your skills while transforming your inner game. I feel like we are building something different here, and I know many of you are feeling it too!
I’d love for you to check out the full article. It’s a quick read, and I’m curious to hear your take. How can we keep bringing more heart into tech sales? Hit me up with your thoughts.
Thank you for being part of this incredible community. Here’s to redefining success, one authentic connection at a time.
1. Featured LinkedIn Post:
"Costa Rica Recap Video"
I always knew hosting an international retreat in Costa Rica would be special... But I never imagined just how transformative it would be.
The heartfelt feedback has been overwhelming...
2. Quote to fuel your Alluviance:
"Success is walking from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm." – Winston Churchill
With Alluviance & In Extreme Gratitude,
Alex Kremer
