i would add, be careful with what craft you start learning. try to find that equilibrium between (realistic) reliability and "i kinda like it".pushing yourself to start learning to code or something similar just to realize a year later that not only do you still hate it but you also suck at it because a year is not that much is an ugly spot to be at.
Bro, 2 years to learn a craft is fast as hell. It takes 12 years on average to learn all the useless stuff at school. Now, if you're telling me this is a lot of time to start making $40 per hour or more...
Check sites like Upwork and Fiverr to see if there are any jobs opened related to your skills, or if you are really good at art you can open Instagram or Pinterest accounts and post your creations there so that you could try to sell them later.
