I got the feeling from the tone of your post that you want to do what you love rather than enjoy the process of fulfilling a need. Sure your idea can work, if there is high demand for the content you create, and you have developed a way to monetize it.
So produce a sample of content and spend some money promoting it, youtube would be perfect for that. Then pay close attention to the likes, comments and shares to see if you're getting some traction. Reach out to other entertainers and ask them for feedback.
In general looking for a way to leave your job sounds like running away from something, which is naturally driven by fear and doubt. Instead take action, put yourself out there fearlessly and take the feedback, then decide if you want to use that feedback to change direction, improve or if it's a homerun and you have demand, then you'll be naturally compelled to produce more.
On a side note have you seen the show the impression guys, it's literally about 2 impressionists who do remedial jobs because there is little money in impressions and both want to make it as serious actors... Ross Marquand is an absolute legend and he has used impressions as a launchpad into acting. Point being he started doing what he loved then branched off into doing what pays.
I wish you the best of luck, and would love to see your stuff!
So produce a sample of content and spend some money promoting it, youtube would be perfect for that. Then pay close attention to the likes, comments and shares to see if you're getting some traction. Reach out to other entertainers and ask them for feedback.
In general looking for a way to leave your job sounds like running away from something, which is naturally driven by fear and doubt. Instead take action, put yourself out there fearlessly and take the feedback, then decide if you want to use that feedback to change direction, improve or if it's a homerun and you have demand, then you'll be naturally compelled to produce more.
On a side note have you seen the show the impression guys, it's literally about 2 impressionists who do remedial jobs because there is little money in impressions and both want to make it as serious actors... Ross Marquand is an absolute legend and he has used impressions as a launchpad into acting. Point being he started doing what he loved then branched off into doing what pays.
I wish you the best of luck, and would love to see your stuff!