I'm currently full time employed in the public sector, making good money. Over the last few years, I've been feeling like my strengths have not been put to good use. I have a passion for personal finance and helping others, especially first responders in this area. I'm wanting to explore part time opportunities in the finance world, specifically helping first responders set themselves up for success financially. I have a Bachelor's degree and have little motivation to seek another 4 year degree and believe the experience intensity of a CFP will be difficult with a full time job. I have found that an Accredited Financial Counselor may be a good fit. Can you please advise me on the possible job opportunities/needs for this type of work in the area? I would love to partner with an existing firm.

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Dr Harness is an incredible person. I'm a recent grad and took several classes from him and he will do anything to help set people up for success. Very passionate about what he does

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Thanks for everyone's input. My main concern with the CFP is the 6000 hours of experience needed. This would be very challenging with a full time job and part-time job as I already work close to 4000 hours a year.

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