Please do your due diligence before impulsively buying the program.

Fast solutions always have slow problems.I get it, you want to leave your industry that you're in but this impulsive act of getting highly over levered to be in position to leave the job will make you need it more. 

Quote from @Edward Neuman: Long story short, I thought I was going to live in Grand Rapids long term so I bought a house for $450k and after some surprises and some impulsiveness I ended up spending $370k on renovations. 

This impulsive decision is going to cost you.

I'll think twice and consider your view points if I consider following my impulse to sell assets...

Let's give more broad advice.In today's world of stagflation, limited cash, and high debt levels among the average citizen.The best course of action is quit seeking validation by impulsive purchases, learn to change your perception to enjoy and appreciate what you have, work hard and smart to get further.

Most people don't and impulse there way through life and never get ahead. 

I do have an impulse to over-improve as it is "our asset" but my wife keeps me grounded. 

All are extremely sensitive, petty, impulsive, defensive, selfish, condescending, etc.The reason you cannot bet against him is because he'll learn from his mistakes quicker than you're able to punish him for them.

I'd spend a few weeks digging through all of the free facebook groups before impulse buying a mastermind.