This is the Ramsey Call of the Day, part of the Ramsey Network.

Eric is with us.

Eric is in San Antonio.

Hey, Eric, what's up?

Hey, Dave.

How you doing?

First time caller here.

Got a question for you about career.

Okay.

So, effectively, I'm in a role of a business analyst,

but I'm kind of trying to exit this career field and become a financial advisor.

I just find that that's what gives me the most joy.

And dopamine stages in life is helping people with their finances.

That being said, Mike and I are still in Baby Step 2. We're down from about 100,000 to 40,000

remaining. We got a bit to go. We just recently had a baby, so our income has been cut just to my income at about 60,000. But that being said, I have this saying who reached out to me with an opportunity. It's, again, a business analyst role for about 100,000. I just wonder, you know, if I should take it, even though I'm trying to exit this arena,

you know, just to get that increase in, and pay, be debt-free in a year flat,

and then move on with my career aspirations, or if I should not be pursuing something

that is not in line with my

long-term goals.

So if you move to a financial advisor, what do you make?

You know, I think it largely determined, it's largely determined by the commission that I would be able to, I think starting out from what I've seen, it can range from 60 on up through, I mean, theoretically, sky is the limit.

I mean, if you're just going to be, you know, just a total superstar.

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