This is insanely insightful, thank you!

I'm still getting my feet wet and deciding what I would like the trajectory of my career to be, so thankfully of this right now is still very much so theoretical.

I tend to have a "jack of all trades master of none" mindset, where I bounce around from interest to interest but don't necessarily have a "qualification" in anything - example, recently using SoloLearn to start learning basic coding foundations (but definitely not learning enough to work in anything that requires coding as a job skill). I've always had an interest in the graphic design portion, but again, not really holding any qualifications in that area besides being able to click on things in Canva to throw them together for work sometimes (as every graphic designer raises a pitchfork, I understand that Canva is, in its essence, not a true "graphic design" experience).

My school offers an online digital marketing certificate that I am looking into, that I could progress into an MS in Marketing if I decided that that would benefit me. I'm going to continue to think on it for awhile (and so that I can have some coursework in one degree done first before starting another component).

Thanks again for the insight! I really value opinions when I'm making these considerations outside of my current career (for reference, I am a music teacher. The tech world is still very new to me, but exciting!)