You should get more technical skills. I've seen many people burned by taking some basic data-wrangling SQL knowledge, working at a single company for a long tim

You should get more technical skills. I've seen many people burned by taking some basic data-wrangling SQL knowledge, working at a single company for a long time, building up non-transferable domain knowledge, and then getting kicked out the door with nothing to show for it. Pick up any relatively popular programming language: Python, Java, whatever. This will help even if you aren't going after a software dev position. Demonstrate to interviewers that you can retrain. Throw out the phrase "automation skills" as much as possible during interviews. If your situation allows for it and you're close enough, be prepared to commute into Indy, even if the position you interview for is still Covid remote. Showing up in person will give you a leg up.