I graduated from college in 2006 and have just worked for 7 years. I feel that you lack a little planning and a little decision. Personally, I feel that the job you listed may not be what you really like, but what people say about making money sounds like it to you, and it is not difficult to get started, so you put it there as an alternative. Everyone suggests that you continue to take photos because you see the impetuous side of your career choice, so as not to regret it a few years later, so it is better to take photos on the ground.

All walks of life are doing well, and many people have achieved nothing in their lives. But the most important thing is that as long as you can bear hardships, you will not accomplish nothing in any industry. It is a waste of time for any industry to taste.

Personal advice, practical, on the premise of ensuring that you can support yourself (such as learning while shooting), choose a career that you have listed as a long-term development, set a timetable for yourself, obtain relevant certification, and then completely change careers. I wish you success!