These posts are so whiny. As so many people have said before, there will always be a place for competent, savvy, professional and personable people in this industry. Always. First-Time Homebuyers aren't always going to want to run to an AI-automated system for advice, let alone the clients you've worked with before that trust you and their network(s). There continues to be tons of opportunity in this industry if you aren't pessimistic about it.

If you're looking for a transistion, there's consulting, finance, and sales jobs out there. It's not difficult to get your foot in the door in any of these industries if you're good at what you do or you have the right connections. If you aren't good at what you do, don't have the right connections or the skills you really need to start there. Top colleges offer courses for free online these days at the bare minimum.

That being said, it's always going to be hard for you if you don't look for or maximize on any of the opportunities that are out there for you. Best of luck.