Depending on what kind of accounting and your personality, you could try bookkeeping/accounting for small businesses - that way you take on clients and can set the hours you work. Another work for yourself option would be pro-blogging. Or maybe even specializing in website content for accountants/finance-related firms.
On the opposite end is to look for jobs in the not-for-profit/academic/associations industry - generally the companies are better to work for and some like schools can pay quite well.
I really recommend reading books by Barbara Sher - I especially found "Refuse to Choose: A Revolutionary Program for Doing Everything You Love" but you may find some of her other books more appropriate.
The best thing you can for yourself is to write down a list of every skill you have, a list of what you enjoy doing, and a list of what you wish you knew how to do. From there, you might come up with something, or at least you might start considering jobs you never would have before.
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On the opposite end is to look for jobs in the not-for-profit/academic/associations industry - generally the companies are better to work for and some like schools can pay quite well.
I really recommend reading books by Barbara Sher - I especially found "Refuse to Choose: A Revolutionary Program for Doing Everything You Love" but you may find some of her other books more appropriate.
The best thing you can for yourself is to write down a list of every skill you have, a list of what you enjoy doing, and a list of what you wish you knew how to do. From there, you might come up with something, or at least you might start considering jobs you never would have before.