I only want to make sure you are not running in an illusion. When you want to change fields this means effort. Like real investment. For example if we are talking getting a job as a webdeveloper:

You will have to learn to code, practice with your own projects, invest a lot of time. One says to learn a new craft takes about 10'000 hours. And after this hours invested you should have the potential to offer this craft for money you can live from.

But this is still somewhere of a 3 year investment with no or very limited income. Crafts which are well paid never come for free.

So first consider, if the new craft you are learning will make you a happier person while learning and while exercising it to gain money later. And when you are kind of convinced and mentalised that you are willing and able to invest your time and money. Then go for it.

But just to have it clear. This would be one of the harder ways you can choose. But as harder it is to gain something as more it gives you once you can complete the task. 

 I can only confirm that! At the moment, I’m in no position to be learning a new craft I’m afraid. 

 Only to be clear. I do not try to steal nice dreams. Just to help bringing reality in such thoughts. And pleas never let yourself down. Listen and request critiques on what you would need to bring so they can accept your work within their organisation. Like this you have the opportunity to learn what you can change or what you needed to work on. Clearly, when they say experience there is nothing to do, but just search until you find a company that is open to push you. And there will be one. For sure! 😉