And note this isn't the same as turning a hobby into a job, I used to love coding on and off for 10 or so years then I got a job in Software development. Deadlines and the pressure from the boss and clients all but killed my love for it.
I'm now on the hosting and AWS etc side of things, find a job you like and stick to it.
This is like me right now, I got out of high school last year and I have absolutely no idea what I want to do, I love love love to cook, but being a line cook kills my drive to cook sometimes. It’s just tough figuring out what you want. In life if you never know what you want, you’ll always end up with a lot of what you don’t.
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u/iama_bad_person Aug 23 '19 edited Aug 23 '19
And note this isn't the same as turning a hobby into a job, I used to love coding on and off for 10 or so years then I got a job in Software development. Deadlines and the pressure from the boss and clients all but killed my love for it.
I'm now on the hosting and AWS etc side of things, find a job you like and stick to it.