Let's talk "old" New Year's resolutions.

Let's talk "old" New Year's resolutions.

We all do it every year: Make resolutions that we don't necessarily stick to. But this year, I'm trying to approach mine more empathetically. We all went through A LOT this past year and it's okay that we didn't achieve what we set out to. But who said the last day of 2021 is a deadline?

So I want to know, what are the career resolutions you made in January 2021 (or even 2020) that you didn't stick to but are going to try again in 2022?

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  1. Anonymous

    To move my hobby to a viable small business. I have done all of the gov'ts paperwork so the business is legal (yes, I pay the necessary taxes on my 1 or 2 sales a quarter) but with so much that was going on at my regular 9 to 5, on nights and weekends I just want to relax. Plus I was fortunate that my job didn't take a break during the pandemic. As a matter of fact, seems like we were hiring more and it was super busy (I am in HR). The flip side of the busy is that I didn't have the downtime to devote to building the business. Now everything is a bit more balanced, I just have to do my part and stop watching everyone else succeed in their side hustles and small businesses.

  2. Michele LaCagnina

    That's an excellent goal! Good luck to you.

  3. Debbie Slipkovich

    Return to part time collegiate teaching,!,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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