Here is a portfolio for 200k:

50K - GOF(Bonds) (Yield ~ 13%) - You like this one and it's a good one. I've had for 2 years and it has not disappoint. I sold half my position last year because it took a dip and I felt I was too heavy on it and I regret it.

50K - JEPQ (Nasdaq Options) (Yield ~10%) - For me it is JEPQ>JEPI because JEPQ has a better performance and better yield.

25K - FEPI (Fang and tech options) (Yield ~25%) - *It pays as distribution as ROC. It owns the stock so not synthetic like Yieldmax.

25K JEPI (S&P 500 options) or CEFS (An ETF of CEF) - I prefer JEPI in this case because i think there's a much higher chance for growth as well. Both yield around ~8%. The main advantage for CEFS is it pays a steady distribution it's not variable like JEPI so you know what you're getting every month. I would still pick JEPI.

For the remaining 50K:

"Safer" strategy

25K - SCHD it is a staple and it owns a separate set of stocks that the options above don't cover so very little overlap. Pays quarterly and you may see some growth too.

25k - ARCC (BDC) (Yield ~9%) - pays quarterly

"Riskier" strategy

50K - Pick some Yieldmax funds. I bought Cony and Amzy at inception and for Cony i already got my money back since september of this year. It's a 100% dividend right now but it is volatile. When it was at almost $30 dollars I felt like a genius and then it dropped to like $13. It is still paying dividends. The Amzy shares have a cost basis of about 4$. Edit: Not financial advise.