Wild Idea...
I'm currently 35.
Spent my 20's pursuing various entrepreneurial ventures and traveling. Built-up a small consulting business in psychology working with busines owners, worked with a few hundred businesses directly and eventually got involved in some strategy with them. Now looking at a career switch to potentially try get to Private Equity. Have also looked at Tech sales. Have had no problem getting interviews with top tier tech businesses, and could land a starting role. But my experience in sales over the last 6 months (took some roles to experience it), hasn't been very interesting, quite the opposite, find it largely frustrating and repetitive. I'm considering trying to go Management Consulting -> Private Equity. Super difficult at this age/reasonably high risk but if I can get to Management Consulting then options would open up somewhat.
Any thoughts?
Priorities to me would be long term
financial
intellectually challenging/rewarding work
dealing with more novel problems vs the same thing repeatedly
I enjoy the investment/due diligence/evaluating companies side and also strategy.
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