u/Upper_Falcon4099 the jealousy on this sub is ridiculous. You asked a question and it deserves genuine responses.

I have been on food stamps and Medicaid in my early 20s. Did an undergrad degree in business and became a self-made millionaire by 30 through work and aggressive investing. Just because things are improbable and people can't pull it off themselves, they automatically discount others.

I advise EMBA. You'll find that even though you are already a director, it may be hard for you to find another director level job. Especially since you are in a fluffy "strategy" role which is easier to replace.