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How do you feel about learning to code?
It's rough right now finding work, but studying job skills and obtaining certifications can lead to work from home jobs.
That's what I'm gambling on at least.
Well i have wanted to learn to make games but i struggle with ideas very badly and posting a commercial game on platforms like steam or app store cost a ton atleast for me right now. Im not sure how to profit on coding besides posting on a platform of sorts. I sadly feel like ive gotten lazy due to ai tools theses days which is a bummer. I did surveys because it was kinda like instant reward. Im also sadly the generation that grew up to be impatient and want things the easy way which i hate.
I'm an old man and I like learning the "watch a video" way. I pay for Udemy courses when they go on sale which can range from $12 - $20 bucks. You code along with them at your own pace. I grind out lessons like JRPG grinding for EXP. If you don't want to spend money then YouTube has a bunch of free courses.
When you get good enough with a language you supervise the A.I. to do the copy paste work.
If you're into game development pick up C# or C++. You'll be able to make basically any type of game you want and have a high demand skill for businesses. It may not be your passion but it can pay the bills from home.
I see you're messing with Linux gaming. Linux is used a lot in servers and cloud services.That's always in demand.
Edit: There's also online courses that gamify learning. Not my thing, but it may scratch the instant gratification itch.