New start

Over the next two years, the manufacturing plant where I currently work is planning to shut down. Fortunately, I’m in a position where I should be financially secure. My home, vehicles, and other major expenses are paid off, and I have approximately $500,000 in my 401(k).
The challenge is that I’m still too young to simply stop working. I’m looking to make a significant career change and move in a completely different direction.
Would pursuing something like this be a realistic and interesting option for someone with my background? If so, how would I go about getting started?
I don’t necessarily need to make premium money right away. I’m comfortable starting at a lower income while I learn and prove myself. However, if I enjoy the work and decide to make it a long-term career, I would eventually want the opportunity to be compensated well.
I realize this may be an unusual question, but I’m genuinely interested in changing directions and finding something that I can be passionate about and build on for the next chapter of my career.
I currently own several small businesses and serve on the board of directors for a large resort, where I’m involved in managing multiple people and operations. If I make this career change, I plan to step away from those responsibilities so I can give the new direction my full attention.
I’d appreciate any advice on whether you think this would be a good fit for someone with my experience and, if so, what steps you would recommend taking to get started.

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