yeah if you can make more from blogging then i don't see why you can't continue 🥲 but idk maye start taking certificates for virtual assistants or start freelancing if it's about the work hours and the pay. people do hire illustrators and I think you can make it as a commission artist. you just gotta make a banner for it since you're already headed down that path
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That's what the guy at the interview said as well but the blogging here is based on crypto so I consider it as passive income and this commission work is not stable as well. If I was in my mid 20s I would have considered this path. That's why I decided to look for jobs in the corporate sector which offers some form of stability at least.
As for virtual assistants I bet they don't hire people without knowing fluent english. I already saw some of the job description which shows this as a requirement.
at this point, you go with what gives you nore. if your activity dictates what you earn then be more active is what I say because even a corporate job is never stable. they could decide to fire you without basis or simply retrench you because of company issues. nothing is stable so I say just go with what you have and maximize it in all ways it extends because I'm trying to do the same lately. I've been opening up commissions, been applying for virtual assistant positions and illustrator positions as a sideline. just keep trying and the right boss might fall into your hands. if corporate doesn't work, just maximise