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Should I try to make a career out of my hobby?
| Depends on your character and the hobby itselft I guess. I know people who made their hobby to their job and ended up liking it and vice versa.
| There's always a high chance you'll end up hating it. Try it bit by bit if possible, see if doing it professionally works for you before going all in.
| It's like setting a song you like on the ringtone.
| If you turn what you enjoy into work you won't work a day in your life.
| You can never tell until you try. Different people and different hobbies affect the result.
In the end, it's about both doing something you like as a job and having some hobbies.
| No
| >>675196
Good we'll crafted argument. I'm sure you know what you're talking about!
OP: You'll probably regret it if you didn't try. Life is short so try to find what makes you happy.
| I'll give you a better idea (maybe) - make a career that's RELATED to your hobby and/or one that allows you to practice your hobby but doesn't turn the hobby itself into a job.
| >>cadbb7
You like fishing so you start a boat renting business?...
Personally, I don't quite see how it would work.
Enlighten us, >>675209
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| Or in doing that, I'll end up hating my hobby?