There is, in some ways sadly, no universal roadmap to photography. There are no milestones that we are all guaranteed to check off a list while working through photography. And photography is not readily shoehorned into singular definitions that apply to all peoples when you begin to closely examine the subject.
For some it is a career, for others it is a hobby. For some it is a passion and lifestyle that really doesn't fit well when defined as either career or hobby.
I would suggest that you sit back and reflect on what photography truly is to you and how it fits within your life. What drives your desire to be involved? What do you gain energy from? What interests and excites you?
What have you done, and what are some things that you haven't done yet?
Think about new tools and techniques, or even places, that you haven't experienced yet, and ask yourself if any of them resonate with your mind.
Does a challenge interest you? Is there something that you can push the boundaries of what you've been able to do that you feel inspired by? Is there some method of subject that the idea of refining your body of work even more excites you? Or something new that you haven't done before? New subject matter, new locations, new styles or a look and feel that you've not gone after before?
Many years ago, I asked a successful professional photographer friend "do you think I could make a living doing micro and macro photography?" He answered: if you are interested enough and like doing that work enough, you will find a way to make a living at it. Over the years I have found that he was correct no matter what endeavor you take up.........Regards!