Official Code of Georgia Title 51, Chapter 3, Article 2 (commonly known as the Recreational Property Act) limits the liability of landowners, when they make their land and water areas available to the public for recreational purposes. Specifically, “[A]n owner of land owes no duty of care to keep the premises safe for entry or use by others for recreational purposes or to give … [Read more...]
Playing in an Unpredictable Environment
September brings college football and the optimism that team weaknesses have become strengths during an offseason dedicated to training and learning from experience. Considering this special time of year, especially in the deep South, how can we evaluate the state of our economy and small businesses 18 months into the pandemic? It’s important to separate the real economy that … [Read more...]
Managing Life Transitions with Mindfulness
I have always thought that September is a transitional month. It acts as a buffer to get me ready for the colder weather to come. Instead of an abrupt change, transitions allow us to ease gently into the next phase or activity. By learning how to use them and understanding their value, we can make changes in our lives much easier. When my children were younger, it was … [Read more...]
KBA to Host Women in Business Conference
The Kennesaw Business Association (KBA) will host its first Three-13 Salon SUPER Women in Business Conference, presented by Crane Elder Law Firm, to provide local women with the educational tools needed to grow their businesses, overcome challenges and network. The KBA’s women’s business group is called SUPER Women, which stands for support, uplift, promote, encourage and … [Read more...]
Celebrating National Cooking Day
Why Cooking at Home Feeds More Than Your Belly I married my high school sweetheart, Cody, in the fall of 2013. Not long after the wedding, we moved into a small rental on the Cherokee County line. At the time, Cody worked about an hour north in Jasper, and I worked about an hour south in Atlanta. Every morning was a rush against traffic. We would run around, filling … [Read more...]