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Keep that in mind and you won't be disappointed.
Also, be aware that Steam is not a bank. Don't use it like one. If your account is phished and you lose all wallet funds/items, Valve will not return any of it.
If you want money, don't gamble. Instead, go the solid road. That is, learn software development, learn game development and upload a game. Still not quite a guarantee for being able to quit your job, but a more solid (and less pitiful) aproach.
Speaking of jobs, software development is a sought-after skill, meaning not a bad path to a well-paid job. Not by any stretch. And with the amount of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ amateurs capering their way to success for decades, it can't be even that hard of a job (quite frankly, I'm sure some of the people I worked with are retarded and still manage to earn for decades).