If you are genuinely serious and interested in writing as a significant dimension and part of your life, you may want to consider taking a course or two. Even the evening courses offered by local schools can give you a better sense of what the resources for writers may be in your community. Local colleges and universities generally provide resource rich libraries and on-line support. The wealth of information through on-line courses has been and remains an important  source of guidance and direction for the development of one's writing in any number of areas. Make sure to evaluate these options before you commit to them, however. Ask for references and seek endorsements or evaluations from those who have enrolled in these in order to make certain you have identified a program or course which will meet your needs and interests. Be wary of "get rich quick" courses in areas such as copywriting. Nothing of any true significance can be accomplished without serious commitment and the investment of time. Writing is a craft. It takes time and commitment to develop any craft. Follow up on your interests. Find a course or two to consider.

Keep writing.