I think I get your point, but isn't his another, separate argument? I don't think this is something the blog post was aiming for. If you're relying on something

I think I get your point, but isn't his another, separate argument? I don't think this is something the blog post was aiming for. If you're relying on something new (because unfulfilling or even financially unstable), sure, do something about it and maybe do it within your hobby. But even among people who are somewhat set, you can find this sentiment that the article wants to contradict. Which is, if you're good at something and have fun doing it, make it a side hustle.