I was struggling with the same thing and then decided to go with the WA to start. Knowing myself and my time constraints, I decided that I need to focus on one thing at a time and WA seemed like the best fit to begin. I also think it is a hands on way to learn the system and how all of this works. I want to build it as I go and the Bootcamp is supposed to help with that. I don't know if anything I'm saying is helpful or not, I'm simply sharing my process and hopefully something connects. Also, "slow" progress is better than "no" progress. Just a thought.

using your favorite hobby is often the best thing to do.

Make it something that you have a passion for. It will make writing content easier.
John

Hi John, the niche will come eventually. Just keep probing. Irv.

Hello John, the main thing is to choose a niche that you are passionate about and that cannot be stressed enough. Gardening is a big topic but what part of gardening are you passionate about? That is the area I would focus.

Try this: How to Become an Expert in Any Niche

Gardening is a great idea, and you can sell a lot of items.

I really think gardening is a great niche especially if it's something you enjoy. Many topics can be generated from it such as, how to start a garden, essential tools, easiest things to grow, what time of the year to grow, etc. the list could be endless. Think about it, I think this will work for you. Hope this helps.
Jerome

I sat down and wrote the top twenty things I like to do best in life. I then started to score them and got rid of half of the list. I did the whole process again until I was down to three. I then picked from there.

sometimes it does take time before we know what the right niche is. i personally think it best to wait till you really feel it is right than rush into something that you later can not provide good content on. If gardening, what aspect of gardening? gardening alone is very broad...