I was recently laid off after 11 years of work, which has left me feeling uncertain about my next steps. My career has been quite varied; I started with a B.A. in Geography in 2011 and my first job was as a Map Designer, where I earned $36k until 2015. After that, I transitioned to a Field Representative role at a data analytics company, starting at $38k and eventually reaching $60k with bonuses before my position was cut this month. Now, I'm looking for a new job with a salary goal of $65k, ideally $75k, but I'm feeling the pressure since I no longer have a company vehicle and will need to budget for car payments and insurance. Over the years, I've developed skills in graphic design and customer service, but I'm struggling to find a role that fits my experience. My first job allowed me to use my degree and hone my design skills, but after it shut down, I spent a month unemployed. My second job, while stable and beneficial, became mundane and was ultimately eliminated. I received a 14-week severance package, which includes health insurance until mid-January, but my financial situation isn't great, and I’m worried about the job market. I've been actively searching for jobs on platforms like LinkedIn, Indeed, and Glassdoor, and I created a Google Sheet to track my applications and progress. However, after two weeks, I'm feeling burnt out and overwhelmed by the repetitive job listings. I've applied for some hourly positions nearby to have a backup income, but I’m unsure if I’m being too picky or if I should consider other career paths. I’m particularly interested in roles that leverage my field representative experience without the pressure of sales targets, like customer success or field service positions. I’m open to suggestions on job titles or fields I should explore further, as I want to make a strategic move without investing too much in training unless it’s guaranteed to pay off.