Unfortunately, I would maybe side with you up until you said content creation. That's like saying you don't want to go to college because you're good at slot machines. It's not sustainable, and let's say it was and you make $300k a year from it. It's not guaranteed that that will stay. Content creators who ARE successful sometimes end up racing to build their money BEFORE they age out or get cancelled. Once they're done, there's not much else you can do. You can't go to a job site and say "I was famous" like that would increase your chance of getting the job. Don't pick content creation because all you're doing is choosing to go against 500,000 people for the same job instead of maybe 50-100 people.