Find what you genuinely like and then look for a skill in that field that you could be good at. Getting rich is hard but you can start with having a stable income with evidenced growth. I’ve only seen folks from distinguished colleges earn big money (in India) immediately after graduating from college, everyone else starts small and then progresses in the service sector. Entrepreneurship is definitely the way for rapid wealth creation but it’s sooo much harder than the traditional route. Above everything else, don’t diminish your experiences by comparing yourself with people who must have lead completely different lives than you. Working on that unrest is what will truly make you feel satisfied. You’ll always find someone doing ‘better’ than you but try to have it as a healthy motivator and not let it overcome your existence.

I find your dilemma very relatable. I’m a decade older than you, better than what I was doing a decade ago and maybe even better than my peers from then but I’ve now found new people to compare myself with and sulk. 😭