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ATLANTA BAR ASSOCIATION
From the Board
We asked the Atlanta Bar and Atlanta Bar Foun-
dation Board: What is one thing you are doing to
set yourself up for a successful new year?
Atlanta Bar Association Board of Directors
I am trying to carve out thirty (30) minutes
five days out of the week to hit the gym, so
that mentally and physically, I am in the best
shape I can be for myself, my colleagues,
my friends, my loved ones, and my clients.
Amy Cheng, Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarbor-
ough LLP
I plan to stay in an appreciative, grateful
space so that I can handle any obstacle that
comes my way and rejoice in all the good
that I hope to come in 2019!
Caren Cloud, Juvenile Court of Fulton County
Atlanta Bar Foundation Board of Directors
Time management.
Louis Cohan, Cohan Law Group, LLC
No resolutions!
David Schaeffer, David Schaeffer Law
Firm LLC
2019 is the year I am jumping on the bullet-
journal train, using it to keep track of all of my
to-do lists, events, and goal planning!
Mary Ann Hanke, U.S. 11th Circuit Court of
Appeals
As a litigator, our work tends to be adversarial
in nature. Success is often defined as 'wins v.
losses,' but true success (and the practice of
law) goes well-beyond courtroom victories.
The words of Abraham Lincoln, “I am not
bound to succeed, but I am bound to live up to what
light I have,” have anchored my goals and ambitions for
2019. I am continuing to partner with the Georgia Center
for Child Advocacy to help victims of abuse, as well as
volunteering to visit the elderly through Christ the King.
In sum, the greatest measure of success is the willingness
to help and serve others.
Kevin Patrick, Kevin Patrick Law
I am trying to kick off my new year by having
better time management skills.
Nora Robb, Cox Automotive, Inc.
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