I'm going to chime in with a little motivation...
Suck it up and get through your two commitments in the next year and save a bunch of money, then take your time off. This coming from someone that is in his last year of kinda/sorta "corporate finance". It took me 7 years of working to get that level of net worth, mainly because of a really crappy market and student loan debt. You're a couple years ahead of the game and hell, I'm retiring at 36.
There's something special about getting to that $300,000 - $500,000 net worth range, especially if its all invested. That starts this wealth snowball rolling. For us, it was $400,000 then the market finally had one of its "good" years.
I've grinded out to a net worth I never imagined, but also got locked into golden handcuffs and in hindsight, some of the life sacrifices were't worth it.
Later on, consider using your skill set for something lower stress, like community banking.