Career path for unemployed 21 year old self-directed futures options trader

I'm not sure if this is the right place to come to but I figured it'd be a good place to start. I'll list out a basic summary of my current position in life, and appreciate any response towards helping me out. 

As the title speaks for itself, I'm an unemployed 21 year old with an associates degree in Cyber Security but with a massive passion in financial markets and specifically in futures options trading on the the indices, commodities, foreign currencies, notes, bonds, and any other futures product listed on my trading platform (tastyworks). I love options-selling trading and have been doing it for a few years now, but have taken it a lot more seriously in the past year. I trade on a 5 figure account, with over 2,500 options trades in all my history, and knowledgeable of the options characteristics such as IV, the Greeks, and complex trading strategies like strangles, naked put/calls, iron condors, and vertical spreads. I'm very aware of the risks these strategies present, but I believe this can be managed with proper trade size and proper portfolio allocation rules. I take a lot of my trading inspiration from tastytrade and convinced from their data and research/backtests over the last decade that trading high probability trades over time with small trading sizes with large number of occurrences are crucial for succeeding in the long run, and most importantly staying in the trading game. I'm aware that it's very hard to make a living off this alone in the near term, that's why I'm here asking what a possible career path/other alternatives that I should look into getting in the trading game on a larger scale, and to fund my own account over time. I've done research on possible jobs that could be related to what I want, but I know I most likely won't be able to get get my foot in the door without basic financial Series' licensing and prior work experience in the financial field. The question is, what should I do if I want to expand make a career out of what I'm doing now on a larger scale, or how should I go about of getting any work somewhat related to this? I've looked into prop-trading firms like T3, but I'm not too convinced due to their monthly fees and what non, but I could be wrong and they could be great? Should I get try and entry level job at a hedge fund? Should I get any job in the financial space? Do I need to work on getting all my licensing to even have a chance? I'd really appreciate if someone from here could steer me in the right direction as it's my biggest passion and live and breathe it everyday. Thank you guys so much and I appreciate any advice you could give me.