33yo bringing in around $4,000/month

So, I bring in around 4,000/m after tax currently(about $3,000/m from my W2 job and about $1,000/m from DoorDash). I am looking to increase that to at least $5,000/m. I am contributing 6% to my 401k(85% S&P 509 15% Bonds) at my job(50% match up to 6%). I also try to put $50/w in an individual brokerage account(DCA $10/d into QQQ).

I have kind of struggled financially a lot in the past. Mostly from poor decision making. I have honestly come a long way however, and am very proud to say I am much more financially responsible now than I have ever been. I just recently filed bankruptcy last October(was discharged in January) and am still in the process of rebuilding my life.

I am sort of just looking for a second opinion from an outside source. I just started investing into the markets around February, and have been trying to save as well. I currently have about $300 in my brokerage account, and about $1,000 in my savings account. I also have about $1,800 in my 401k(my job just gave me our retirement plan contribution of $1,000 about a week ago).

I hear a lot about saving up 3-6 months of expenses(my expenses are about $2,900/m give our take) as an emergency fund. However, that feels like an impossible take at the moment so I have been focusing on saving up 1 months worth right now then building it up over time.

My question is, should I lower or even sell my investments and focus on saving an emergency fund before starting to invest in the market, or should I continue to invest and try to save what I can on top of that?

I do also have debt. About $7k in my car, and about 13k in student loans. I do have a secured credit card($200 limit) that I got after my bankruptcy, but I pay that off every month so I do not carry a balance in that.

Major Monthly Expenses – $2,446-$2,521

Rent – $1,535

Utilities- $75-$159

Car payment – $380

Car insurance- $175

Phone bill – $101

Student Loans – $180

Figured I’d be as transparent as possible, since I’m asking for an opinion/advice.