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RE: Freelancing in the Tabletop RPG Industry
I think very few of us will ever have the answers or a solution. We just do what we can in our "free" time for some enjoyment. It great when a something we love and enjoy can pay the bills. Sometimes it's just great when you can break even on them as well one day.
I at least hope blogging about your process and methods help keep it fun and perhaps lasting longer then it would have otherwise.
Perhaps your future is developing things for this platform one day and doing something like a @fundition while hiring people out on the platform and using funds raised from here as well to cover the freelance work.
Honestly, if I hadn't written for Steem I don't think I would've gotten anything other than velotha's flock done last year, except maybe a little sketch of Hammercalled.
Blogging is something I really enjoy; I've blogged on a daily or weekly basis for years (not necessarily consecutive years, but years nonetheless), and it's a great "low-impact" way to write.
I've actually been thinking about stuff like @fundition recently, and I'm going to mention it in what I write tonight.