Shut-in NEET: Momofuku Ando's Challenge from Age 48 - You Can Start Over at Any Age!
Why not try a million times before going back to being a shut-in NEET?
Momofuku Ando, who developed Chicken Ramen, lost everything at 48, yet he worked on developing it every day while everyone laughed at him.
It is never too late to do something; I believe it comes down to one's own motivation and luck.
Rukimaru's father started his own business at 41, and Rukimaru himself graduated from being a shut-in at 38 and started working as a counselor at 50.
In ancient China, there was a person who, while living as a shut-in, read books on military strategy because they were bored, and before they knew it, they had conquered the world.
The point is how you use your time and your mind.
If you are a shut-in, you should have plenty of time. It is fine to do research at the library on days you feel well, or to become a qualification enthusiast.
Believe more in the potential and luck within yourself.
If you get tired, rest a little, and take it slow.
It is fine as long as you get it done before you die.