Search BP for my other posts and you'll discover which one I mean.That said, you don't learn brain surgery, podiatry, dentistry, skilled trades, technology or any  other profession in a 3-day "bootcamp", a week-long event or anything like that.

My advice is pick up a new job, but move into a real estate related profession.

And its that job that allows them to become investors.. and as such they need to do what everyone is talking about here.. when U have a set income at least to start you must manage within that revenue stream. and of course being money smart ( Dave Ramsey)  is the fast track.Then you have those that chosen profession is Real Estate  ( myself and my wife) I was financially free when I was 18 and pass the real estate license test..

I once asked a young woman here who claimed half-Italian descent whether she would prefer to live without olive oil or ketchup for the rest of her life, and she professed she could not live without ketchup.

It's a profession that we do all that work and countless hours and have no guarantee if we will get paid.

Marketing is one of the most manipulative professions out there and many people spend their days trying to game the system. 

Now I am right there with those individuals in the top 1% of this profession.

So you have to grow even bigger.Landloring, for the majority, is a middle class profession. 

Ive grown my agent side of the business in the past 5 years into being in the top 1% in my profession, and still continue to grow it.

I would rather have a profession I enjoy and live life as I am getting to where I am going.