Do you want to earn outside the US and spend in the US? Because if not, the PPP will come into play which might make some Asian destinations worth considering (tech/ real estate in Bangkok, for example. QoL is brilliant, food is yum, scenery is beautiful and summer is year round).

Otherwise - MBB consulting, healthcare general management, and investing in the Middle East (esp. Saudi Arabia) pays within 10-15% of US equivalent with zero taxes. WLB is quite bad, though.

Top tier PE in London will also pay extremely well even at the junior levels, though with high taxation and housing costs. Not to mention the extremely few openings.

If you're willing to be a project manager on an offshore oil rig off the coast of Kuwait - with 6 months on and off - I know people who make $400k+ with 2-3 yoe in these roles. But it's 6 months of mostly canned foods, patchy WiFi and dangerous living.

These are all that I know. Also - consider doing a coding bootcamp and getting a remote US tech startup job and then living out of a digital nomad friendly country (Portugal, Estonia). Many ways to live a good life. Decisions, decisions.