The thing about selling portfolio secured puts that doesn't click for many people...

You make money when the stock goes up.
You make money when the stock does nothing.
You make money when the stock drops a little.
You only "lose" if a great company craters and stays down for a while.
And even then, you just end up owning a company you love at a great price.
Just sit on it and be patient for the EPS to grow & the stock will follow it.
Compare that to buying calls, where you need the stock to rocket a specific direction by a specific date or it all goes to zero.
One of those is "easier" to consistently win with.
The other one is "harder"
Most people never figure out which was which.