Have you ever felt you have put everyone else's interests ahead of your own? Have you ever felt like your life is out of balance? Have you ever wondered how those who do have balance in their lives achieved it? 

We are joined by the 2024 PGA of America Golf Executive of the Year, Kelly Williams, who shares his perspective on how to build a balanced life and career. Kelly is the General Manager of Greenbrier Golf and Country Club in Lexington, Kentucky. Along with his own journey in the game of golf, Kelly takes us inside his campaign while running for Secretary of the PGA in 2020 and what he learned about himself in the process. 

You can connect with Chandler Withington on his Instagram or LinkedIn. Or, you can shop his hand drawn artwork by visiting the Archive 22 website. 

Music Credits:

Opening: 'Fear' by Ben Rector

Closing: 'Almost Home' by Ben Rector

If you are a club manager or club professional, how is your relationship with the other person? Are you a strong and thriving partnership who support one another? Or, is there animosity and resentment towards each other? 

Geoff Piva, the club manager at Needham Country Club, joins the show to share his perspective on this critical relationship. Geoff speaks from a position of authority as he has held both roles throughout his career. Geoff shares his perspective on where this animosity comes from and what both club managers and professionals can do to overcome it. 

You can connect with Chandler Withington on his Instagram or Linked In. Or, you can shop his hand drawn artwork by visit the Archive 22 website. 

Music Credits:

Opening: 'Fear' by Ben Rector

Closing: 'Almost Home' by Ben Rector

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the amount of emails you send and reply to on a daily basis? Do you feel like you will never get caught up? Do you find yourself checking your phone for emails every 15 minutes or at all times of the day? Do you feel distracted and unable to focus? Do you feel as though you aren't able to be present because of how much time you spend looking into a screen each day?

On this episode, Chandler talks about the expectations around email - how soon should we be expected to reply? How can we be most efficient with our time throughout the day? How can we choose the right words to reach maximim impact with our communications? Chandler shares his '20 Rules for Email Success'. 

Love it or not, email is a part of the business world and it will play a role in your success or demise. It is best to embrace it and seek to excel at it. But, that doesn't mean email needs to dominate your time, energy or focus on a daily basis. There is a proper place for it. 

You can find Chandler on Instagram or Linked In. You can shop Chandler's hand drawn artwork by visiting his website Archive 22. 

You can send Chandler an email at [email protected]. 

Music credits: 

Opening: 'When I'm With You' by Ben Rector; 'Fear' by Ben Rector

Closing: 'Almost Home' by Ben Rector

This podcast was recorded and produced by Chandler Withington. 

Have you ever labeled someone or had a label placed upon you? Have you ever had others define you and put limitations upon what you can accomplish? Have others look past you based upon outward appearances? 

Today's episode is with Linda Carrier, a woman who has run the World Marathon not once, but twice. What is the World Marathon you might ask? It is when a group of runners complete 7 marathons on 7 continents in 7 days. No, that is not a typo. 

What makes Linda's journey all the more incredible is she is a Type 1 Diabetic. She was given the diagnosis at the age of 14 and then told a long list of things she wouldn't be able to do. However, Linda refused to be defined by a label. 

Meeting Linda three years ago was the great reminder we never really know what another person is capable of. So lean in and learn about this woman who continues to defy the odds and how her journey can help you with yours. 

You can find Chandler on Instagram and LinkedIn, or you can shop his hand drawn artwork at the company website Archive 22. 

Audio Credits:

Opening Monalogue: From 'The Breakfast Club'. 

Background Music: 'Don't Forget About Me' by Simple Minds. 

Have you ever felt hopeless and in need of saving? If so, has anyone ever walked into your life when you needed them the most and thrown you a lifeline?

Or, how about the opposite. Have you ever recognized those around you feeling hopeless and in need saving?

How about the game of golf - has it ever saved you or gotten you through a hard time in your life? Has just being on the golf course shifted your focus from the worries of the world, if only for a few hours?

Join us, as we spend time with Sam Puryear, the golf coach at Howard University in Washington D.C. Sam has been a provider of hope for many over the last three decades. In our time with Sam, we dive into his journey in the game of golf, which took him into the darkest part of Atlanta where a community needed him the most. 

Sam's wisdom and knowledge will leave you feeling hopeful with actionable ways to fortify yourself for the road ahead. 

You can find Chandler Withington on Instagram or LinkedIn. 

You can shop all of Chandler's hand drawn artwork by visiting his website Archive 22. 

Music credits: 

Opening: Ben Rector, 'Fear'. 

Background: Ben Rector, 'The Men That Drive Me Places'. 

Closing: Ben Rector, 'Almost Home'

Have you ever felt there was something keeping you from becoming the best version of yourself? 

Join us on this quick bonus podcast as Chandler reads a chapter from Steven Pressfield's book, The War of Art, titled 'The Unlived Life'. In this chapter, Pressfield shares about a force he feels is holding many back from their calling, a force he refers to as the ressistance. 

If you enjoy this reading from Steven Pressfield, you may want to consider reading one of his most notable books, The Legend of Bagger Vance, or his daily inspiration, The Daily Pressfield. 

You can find or follow Chandler Withington on his Instagram or LinkedIn. 

You can learn more about Chandler Withington or shop his hand drawn artwork the company website, Archive 22. 

Have you ever felt like you are barely holding it all together, or you will be discovered for all of your flaws and weaknesses, or felt sick and tired of being sick and tired? 

We are joined by world golf traveler, author and the editor of The Golfers Journal, my good friend, Tom Coyne. Tom is someone who has felt all of these emotions and come out on the other side to discover the best version of himself. 

You can find Tom's books on any major bookselling platform. They include:

• A Gentleman' Game
• Paper Tiger
• A Course Called Ireland
• A Course Called Scotland
• A Course Called America

You can find and follow along with Tom on his Instagram or Twitter. 

You can find Chandler Withington on his Instagram or LinkedIn. 

You can shop all of Chandler's hand drawn artwork by visiting his website Archive22. 

Music credits:

Opening: Ben Rector, 'Old Friends'

Background: Ben Rector, 'Always Be Yours'

Closing: Ben Rector, 'Almost Home' 

Have you ever struggled to be yourself in an interview? Have you ever struggled to get noticed by those who hope to do business with? Have you ever wanted to develop deeper and longer lasting relationships with your customers or members? Have you ever wondered where the best ideas come from?  And, have you ever been at the crossroads of wondering what the right thing to do is? 

Ahead on today's show, we spend time with the 2024 PGA of America Bill Strausbaugh Award recpient, Jim Smith, the director of golf at Philadelphia Cricket Club. Jim shares his insights on all of the above and much, much more. When it comes to relationship building and mentoring, Jim is one of the very best in the business. Please join Jim and I as we turn around and head back towards home on The Inward Nine.

Connect with Chandler Withington on Instagram or LinkedIn.

To shop Chandler's hand drawn artwork, please visit our company website, Archive22

Music credits:

Intro song: Ben Rector, 'Fear'

Outro Song: Ben Rector, 'Almost Home' 

As we search to discover the best version of you, what are some questions we can ask ourselves at the end of each day to help us get there?

Today, I share an approach I found in Marshall Goldsmith's book, What Got You Here, Won't Get You There, and how it has helped me create habits which allow me to be the best version of myself on a regular basis. I hope sharing my 12 questions will help you create your own list self review. 

Connect with Chandler Withington on Instagram or LinkedIn. 

Or, visit our website: Archive22

Music credits:

Intro song: Ben Rector 'Favorite Song' (Instrumental)

Outro song: Ben Rector 'Wherever You Are' (Instrumental)

Have you ever wondered how the most successful people in the golf industry got to where they are today? If so, you need to listen to this episode as Tony Pancake will not only share the journey of how he became the Director of Golf at Crooked Stick Golf Club, but also what he has learned since reaching the top. For anyone who has struggled to set manageable expectations at their job, Tony shares the approach he has taken to remain energized in his job while also being a husband and father to three children. Tony has impacted countless lives during his time in golf and I hope you will enjoy this conversation as much as I did. 

Connect with Chandler Withington on Instagram or LinkedIn.

Music credits:

Intro song: Ben Rector, 'Fear'

Outro song: Ben Rector, 'Almost Home'