<prompt> Human: Please forgive me if this is the wrong sub for this type of post. Point me in the right direction if so.Im currently an Asst GM of a popular restaurant. Ive got a degree in Hospitality Management and have been with the same owner in 3 different restaurants for 5 years.After graduating I started as a manager in training. After 2 months I was the top manager under the owner who also was the acting GM. I took a promotion to help open a new location large market as AGM. After two years I took another promotion to open a 3rd location small market as the GM. I spent a year as GM and opted to return to the second location and go back to AGM with no salary cut just a reduction in bonus . This decision was made for multiple reasons none of which were performance related, I can elaborate if necessary but this is already getting longer than I expected.My owner treats me well 3 matched IRA, 5 of net profit bonus 6ish months out of the year, 70 healthdental but I still feel undervalued and have expressed my concerns with him. I make good money but being on salary in the restaurant business is a real bitch.As AGM and GM of these restaurants Ive gained experience which I feel would translate well to other careers. Ive hiredfired hundreds of people HR. I analyze performance numbers and handle cash flow accountingfinance?. Ive been in charge of marketing to gain new business salesmarketing. Ive managed hundreds of employees. Ive taken thousands of ordershandled customer complaints customer service. Ive been responsible for the procurement process purchasing.Im looking for some input on where people in my position have landed after changing careers. I love the financeaccounting aspect. The best part of my day is counting money, analyzing projected sales forecasts, reviewing key ratios food cost, labor, controllable expenses. Unfortunately Id have a hard time pulling the trigger on returning to school for a degree in financeaccounting while I still have 8k debt from the first go-around.If anyone has any advice or input itd be greatly appreciated.  <response>: Have you thought about being a business broker who specializes in restaurants? Having industry experience would be a huge help and you can help potential buyerssellers of restaurants analyze the business, the financials, etc. You could also try restaurant consulting as well. 