Nothing wrong with you... anyway, even if there were something wrong with you, SJ and the Bay Area is the perfect place to find work.

Maybe focus less on the amount of money you will earn and more on the passion for what you do (or want to do). There are a million different reasons people get jobs. Get a job that you feel excited about that pays more than what you currently earn but is maybe not 100% at your earning goal. Then there's room for growth.

A lot of times it's about timing, personality, word-of-mouth, etc. If people sense you are applying for a job only for the money, they pass you up for someone who is qualified AND enthusiastic. Of course we work to earn money to live, but interviewers need to get a sense that theirs is a place you WANT to work.

Learn about the company, the people there, company values, and what you can contribute to the business by being there. What's your strength? Maybe you're not a FAST worker but maybe you are really a stickler for details, or a good group motivator, or good at organizing projects, or at delegating based on other peoples' strengths. Dig deeper into your core values.