You'll need to provide a lot more details for me to give a specific answer.

Cubicle job where I make just under $20/hour

That's... not great, but okay. What kind of job is it? Call center? Data entry?

I'm mostly looking for options to pivot into something more lucrative. I recommend looking at job postings in your company and area and seeing what it would take to get the skills needed to apply.

I don't have a SET budget, but I really don't spend that much

Here's my back of the napkin math with what you provided:

• $20/hr should gross $40k and net ~$30k after taxes in Cincinnati, OH (random Midwest city for taxes, assuming single)
• $30k == $2500/month
• food for a single male should be ~$360/month, if you cook; let's call it $400
• rent for a 1BR is $800-900
• utilities $100-200 - wild guess
• Insurance - $50-100/month, depending on if you're a good driver, have good credit, value of car, etc
• fuel - $100/month assuming 10k miles/year, 30mpg
• entertainment - you provided $60, so I'll round up to $100

So before debt repayment, you're looking at $1700/month minimum, so let's round up to $2k to account for incidentals (phone bill, clothes, etc). $500/month for debt will be tight depending on balances and interest rates. You say you can net $25-75/week, so that means you have $100-200/month to throw at debt.

I think a lot of your stress is coming from the debt, so I recommend using a tool like Unbury me to get a plan together to attack the debt. I recommend really looking at your spending to see what you can cut to get out of debt faster, because killing the debt will do wonders for your confidence and willingness to take risks (e.g. try a new career). Some ideas:

• phone bill - look into Tello and Mint, they have great plans, esp if you can limit data usage (I pay $8/month for 1GB data from tello)
• cut YouTube - Firefox + uBlock Origin may give a similar experience
• learn to cook - look into meal prep to save time (e.g. bulk prepare food on weekends)

If you can increase that income, you'll make progress a lot faster, so keep your eye out for opportunities. But in the short-term, you can manage your spending. Try to cut those debts to free up cash so you have more options.