Not every hobby needs an audience or a side hustle attached. Some things are just yours.

Some things stop being fun the moment they have to justify themselves. Once a hobby has an audience or a price on it, part of your attention shifts to how it looks and whether it is going well, and that is precisely the part that ruins it. The thing you do badly and privately is doing something the profitable version cannot.

Keep one activity entirely off the internet this year. No posting, no counting, no explaining it to anyone. If it stays slightly pointless, you are doing it correctly.