1 - Create an online portfolio on LinkedIn. Don't worry about what's on it, just make it. Keep it updated. 2 - Log hours programming whatever it is you like pr

1 - Create an online portfolio on LinkedIn. Don't worry about what's on it, just make it. Keep it updated. 2 - Log hours programming whatever it is you like programming to build your resume and skills. Since you need money and you're remote, your resume is what will land you an interview. Your skill important because that'll land you an offer. The number of hours you log will matter most and that will depend on how much you like what you're doing. You want to have the "oops I worked too much again" problem, not the "oops I forgot to work again" problem Finding a job: Find a remote engineering job. You may find luck in crypto, check out https://cryptocurrencyjobs.co/engineering/ https://cryptocurrencyjobs.co/engineering/ DM me on twitter, @code_faster if you have more questions.