<prompt> Human: I graduated in 14 with a bachelors in business. I was hired, paid my 30k in student loans rather quickly. I am living in a high COL area, but live very simply and within my means. Currently saving 30 of my paycheck into a 401k and have 75k saved up. Zero debt, weekends off, and steady work at a big company.The problem I am having is I personally do not enjoy the career path I am on. I have looked internally and external for roles but have not found all that much interest in any of the fields relative to my experience or enjoyment.Would pursuing a second bachelors in a different field be a decent option? Should I just suck it up and buckle down, enjoying the time and experience that my job affords? I feel very ungrateful and often times silly for desiring something different. Has anyone else gone through something like this or pursued a change in a more frugal way than a bachelors degree? Any tips or advice?TLDR: Angsty millennial feeling unfulfilled in current career path and looking for responsible ways to pursue changelisten to life advice.  <response>: Why bachelors? Why not: certifications, masters, boot camps, and consider online or nightsweekend classes as you continue to make money and go back into debt. Edit: also an angsty millennial, I ran away to South Korea to teach English all you need is a bachelors in anything and can speak English. They pay your rent, and pay you 2k a month. Work is very easy, sub 35 hours, and you can party like youre college travel easily plenty of time to study for your next degree. 