Good, pick yourself up instead of feeling hopelessness

[theking]

Pandemic leads to entrepreneursh ip, as some turn creative passions into businesses

The pandemic led many to leave the workforce to start their own businesses. Now, successful owners are seeing more income than ever before.

In March 2020, Hernandez, 27, and her family had to leave the house they rented and moved into an RV in Sacramento, California. While her husband was juggling three jobs, she worked as a production line worker at a factory, but it only brought in around $700 a month. In her spare time, she would sell crocheted beanies and toys online. Then, a friend's joke led her to make her first crocheted pillow shaped like a penis. In January, her business making phallic pillows was born.

[DuMa]

If you have no or less bills, I can see you venturing out like these "side hustles" and make it into a lucrative business.  The funds will be sponsoring from your unemployment check. 

Like when I was younger and while working on a production line, I fit that description.  Every day, I would use them working hours to see what I can do as a home based business and would be funded with my paycheck. 

Thinking is easy but doing is hard.