Weekly Alluviance #139: What "Done" Really Means
- alexkremer8
- Sep 30
- 2 min read
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I underestimated how powerful it can be when "done" really means done.
“Let’s sync next week” isn’t done.
“Wed 9am, 45 minutes, you + Ops lead, goal is to pressure-test the workflow and decide go/no-go” is done.
“Great call. Let’s follow up” isn’t done.
“I’ll send a one-page recap by 3pm with Problem, Impact, Future State so we can book the next working session” is done.
This isn’t a productivity hack. It’s respect. It's a way of being.
When "done" is absolutely clear, anxiety drops, decisions get faster, and people trust you more because nothing is hiding in the fog.
You can feel it with prospects, coworkers, and even intimate relationships.
If you want to lead, this is one of the cleanest signals you can send. Speak plainly. Put names on owners. Put dates on actions. Put a checkmark next to the thing when it’s finished. Become dependable for bringing completion to anything you do.
Make it clear what “done” means. Then do it.
That alone will move more deals than another hour of call blocks. |
1. Featured LinkedIn Post:
"5 ways to improve your mental health as a seller"
Sales is emotional.So let’s stop pretending it’s not.Your mental health is not a side project.It’s the whole damn foundation.
2. Quote to fuel your Alluviance:
– Roy M. Goodman
With Alluviance & In Extreme Gratitude,
Alex Kremer |
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