The Keeping Time Podcast: Conversations about time management.

This Is Episode 13, and our guest is Chip Munn, CEO of Signature Wealth Strategies, Florence, South Carolina based wealth management group. Whether it's financial services, podcasting or writing books, Munn shares his tips for pushing time management to the max.

This Is Episode 12, and our guest is Jon Weiss, Jr, a pro-golfer who's career was interrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Jon tells us how the routines and discipline he learned as a professional athlete can help anyone in any career, and how he keeps moving forward in the face of adversity.

In the final episode of 2020 we take a look back at our 10 wonderful guests and the lessons they taught us in Time Management. Enjoy some of John's favorite clips on routines, family and failure. 

A special THANK YOU to all of our listeners for a wonderful 2020! We are looking forward to seeing you for Season 2 in 2021.

In today's episode of KTP, we speak with Tim Norwood, the serial entrepreneur, philanthropist and man-about-town has helped shape Florence as we know it today. The man known for his involvement in Victor's Restaurant and  Hotel Florence -- the seeds that helped sprout the renaissance downtown -- and so many other ventures is quick to divert the attention from his many successes. According to Norwood: you just can't find success alone.

In today's episode of KTP, we speak with Michael Parker and Doug Summerford, the hosts of a Two Peas in a Podcast. Michael and Doug are licensed real estate agents and got into podcasting to promote their business, but it quickly became more about promoting Florence and Pee Dee region of South Carolina. In addition to the podcast and their real estate, Michael and Doug are involved in a ton of side ventures, which means managing their time requires more than a few tricks and tips they were kind enough to share with us.

In today's episode of KTP, we speak with Laurie Crouse of Top Hat and Special Teas, the most adorable tea room and restaurant in Florence South Carolina. Laurie has been operating Top Hat since the year 2000. Crouse investment in downtown came a full 13 years before the major revitalization efforts there. A lot has happened over the last 20 years, but nothing that has challenged Laurie and Top Hat like COVID-19. We talked about how the pandemic has impacted the day-to-day operations of Florence's premier tea room.

In the June episode, we talk with Chelsea Gurthrie, part of a husband/wife combo who own, operate and live at Red Doe Plantation, the 1836 building and grounds on Francis Marion Hwy. near Francis Marion University. The couple purchased the property in 2017, and -- their three children in tow -- are in the process of renovating the pre-Civil War structure to make it an event venue, community gathering place and home.

The Guthries make things work thanks to an off beat family philosophy: ready, fire, aim!

In the May episode of KTP, we talk with Melanie and Breeden DuBose, a mother and daughter who are both working artists from Florence. Melanie has been selling her commissioned based art work for about 40 years, and her daughter Breeden recently came home to florence to work with her mom in their home studio. The pair offer their insight in the tricks of working from home productively, something many have been forced to attempt since COVID-19 upended our economy and turned our couches into part time conference rooms. One show note: there were a few interruptions fueing this interview by my two year old daughter. Working from home, remember?

In the April episode of KTP, we talk with Jason and Jennifer Powers of S/W Printing in Florence. Jason and Jennifer are a power couple of printing solutions, pun is totally intended. 

You'll hear the details of their story from the couple themselves in just a second, but the Powers manage their days, including their marriage of 12 years, three kids and their small business thanks to one word: structure.

On our March 2020 episode of KTP, we talk with we talk with Meg Temple: executive director of the CARE HOUSE of the Pee Dee.CARE HOUSE is a children's advocacy center that works with victims of abuse and their families by offering supportive services and prevention by raising community awareness.Meg has worked as executive director of CARE HOUSE since 2013, managing a staff of 14, plus a facility dog: McGuffy, a trained service dog specializing in easing anxiety in abuse victims. She is a licensed professional counselor and licensed professional counselor supervisor. Meg holds a bachelors of science degree in psychology from Presbyterian College and a Masters in Clinical Psychology from Francis Marion University. Oh, and she's a wife and mother of two.We had some technical issues recording this episode, so thank you to Meg for your patience and apologies to you and our listeners for the inconvenience.