Your guitar is allowed to stay a joy and never earn a dollar. Not every talent owes you money.
LEADERSHIP
LEADERSHIP
Being good at something creates a quiet pressure to sell it, as though an unsold skill is wasted. It is not. The moment a thing has to pay, it gets deadlines, customers and opinions attached, and some of what you loved goes with that. Keeping one thing outside the economy keeps you someone who makes things rather than someone who delivers them.
Name the thing you do purely because you like it, and give it one protected hour this week with nothing posted afterwards. If people keep telling you to sell it, you are allowed to say no.
Which talent of yours should stay unprofitable and purely enjoyable?
Free, with nothing to buy inside it.