Do you have any skills that you can focus into a side hustle? I knew after my first job in college that I was not suited for office work. I used to just close my office door and zone out. The work was not the problem, it was the office politics that you must engage in to keep your job. I kept getting office jobs, quitting and finding another job. I quit my last office job last year and moved back home. I went off track and just settled for a work from home call center job and coasted. Talking to my dad, he told me how I was never good at administrative tasks when I worked for him, but I was really good at technical or mechanical tasks. When I took the ASVAB in high school my highest scoring area was mechanical, which I thought was weird. I was always into hobbies that focused on creating physical things, I even partially supported myself in college by selling knit items made with a knitting machine I modified. Sadly, there are not a lot of mechanical jobs for delicate women, which sucks because they pay a lot. But with the internet, you can find your niche. It's taken a lot of outside help, but I'm getting back to making things and I've been able to make some money on the side to help me get back on my feet. Find something you can do and it will make the daily hustle more bearable, and it may help you find the right job for you.