Skills can be either transferable or substantive. Look at your accomplishments. Ask yourself which personal and professional skills you would like to use and develop. You may be a superb house painter, and have no desire whatsoever to incorporate that skill into the rest of your life. If you are a member of the Toastmasters because of your love of public speaking, be on the lookout for a job which would use that skill.
Money is only one of the rewards of work.
Again, if your concept of success is reducible simply to dollars, think again. Think of the people in your life whom you respect and admire. Once you enter law school, it's easy to forget why you came here, yet there will no shortage of opinions from family and friends about what you ought to do with your life. The reality is that there are many choices both inside and outside the legal profession. The best choice for you will serve your priorities and values.