Crum Consulting believes that living in the now, especially when you're in the trenches dealing with the day-to-day challenges of business, is fundamental for success. When you as a leader are fully engaged, you are able to respond swiftly to crises and support your team effectively.

In a world bustling with endless hustle and relentless demands, it is easy to overlook the simple practice of gratitude. Practicing daily gratitude is more than just a feel-good exercise; it is a transformative process that can significantly enhance one's quality of life and business. Let Crum Consulting help you foster a fresh mindset rooted in appreciation.

Change is often viewed as a daunting endeavor, especially within the context of running a business. The illusion of the "perfect time" to implement change can act as a significant barrier, preventing meaningful progress and growth.

We have all experienced a moment in our lives where our present self curses our past self for their procrastination. While a common habit for many, procrastination can have significant consequences that impact various aspects of life.

As we enter a new year, we cannot help but to already start looking forward; visualize a twelve month path laid out in front of you, and you’re standing on day one. Too often, we forget to start where we are, and instead jump out ahead of our present reality. Being proactive by looking ahead and planning is a wonderful behavior to practice regularly, so long as your vision starts where you are presently.

With our SMART goals vetted and ready for action items, we now move into the process of developing the tasks that will help us to reach our goals.

With our SMART goals vetted and ready for action items, we now move into the process of developing the tasks that will help us to reach our goals.

Goals and tasks go hand-in-hand. You cannot successfully accomplish one without the other.

Goals and tasks go hand-in-hand. You cannot successfully accomplish one without the other. Yet, to have any chance of success, they must not be seen as interchangeable.

It all comes down to honoring your why. Everyone’s why is different, but just as equally important. Our why is what drives us. It is what pushes us forward when we feel we have nothing left to give.

Getting started on the journey to self-discovery can seem overwhelming and, at times, impossible; “where do I start?”, “how do I know I’m on the right track?”, “how do I even know if I would benefit from this journey?”.