That is the tricky part, sadly.

Writing is unfortunately very niche'. It doesn't grow everywhere, just like any artistic kind of skill. Best thing I can suggest is you'd need to make contacts in a world that needs such skills (entertainment, journalism, copywriting, secretarial work, etc.) so you can get your foot in the door.

Nicolas Cage says he’s “probably not” working with Amazon again after refusing to sign AI waiver for “Spider-Noir”: ‘I am not an AI-friendly actor’

Good grief... I'm sorry you had to put up with that, bud. :(

Most importantly, if you have the gift of storytelling, have fun. Not everything you write has to be profound. People love Scooby-Doo and Shaggy running from a guy in a monster suit as much as they're captivated by the grim political complexities and human folly of Westeros Now... go write and...

"Then how do I get better?" Study and practice. Keep writing. Watch highly rated media and read books from ALL generations. Evaluate criticism (not all of it is good, but not all of it is bad), and surround yourself with wise council. Trusted beta readers who will give you honest feedback.

"But I can't publish until it's as good as Breaking Bad or Game of Thrones." Commendable, but those aren't without flaws too, no matter how many critics or video essayists say otherwise. Write until it's good enough. Perfect doesn't exist.

"But what if it isn't very good when I publish?" What if you go to the gym and immediately don't look like a bodybuilder? Still go! That's how you get to be a bodybuilder.

In all seriousness, to those who do want to get what's on their mind onto the page, the secret really is just that simple. "But what if it sucks?" Write it anyway! Write it badly, even. The absolute crappiest writing ever. Dump the toy chest into the floor. You can clean it up it later.

I reiterate, we're in trouble. 40 years from now ... "Mr. Sparx! I was in your class! I didn't get simple addition and multiplication back then, but don't worry. I'm your surgeon now!"

Oh, we're in trouble. Count on your fingers, mates... 2 + 3, two fingers then add three more 2 x 3, two fingers, then another two fingers, then another two fingers We're about to be the smartest generation, Sparx.