The new year often brings hope, optimism, and, of course, resolutions. For some, that means breathing new life into your career goals. Maybe you’ve decided this is the year you’re going after a promotion or finally making that career change. Perhaps retirement is on the horizon, but you’re not ready for life on the golf course, so you’re considering part-time or even freelance work.
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