hello, Im a consistent winner at around a 100 avb having a great year but feel like i cant reach the next level on my own.

I am looking for coaching from someone currently playing high stakes mtts at a high level, willing to pay or figure out a short-medium term profit share situation.

Hello. Not many better options for high stakes players than this:
https://www.mttdatabasereview.com/

Kind of sketchy that he doesnt say his name or screennames

I dont find it sketchy at all. Most of the well known database analysis I stumble upon in poker was mainly doing that and not playing so much. It makes a lot of sense for them to committ full time to this. The guy charges $250/h and might have stables/cfp/staking on top of that, it might not be in his best interest to grind a bunch. Probably higher ev to just work on his analysis.
Might also add from my own experience that the guys that do it full time are usually better at it than your typical highstakes crusher. I dont have any affiliation with that dude or know who he is/have spoken to him, but he def provided a bunch of good reviews as well. Maybe reach out to some of them if you are unsure. glgl

Btw it's me, just to be clear
Even though I do still play, ggbruuce got it pretty much on point. For example yesterday I had two reviews each charged as $500, the first guy (plays online 5ks and 10ks) decided afterwards (he had option to not pay anything if he didnt like the coaching) to send me $800 instead and the second guy realised I spent around 3h instead of 2 (which happens to me quite often but I never charge more), so he just decided to add another $250 as a tip. Not like I am gonna make 1550 usd of EV in a random non-series Friday by playing a session
And definitely agree on specialist > highstakes crusher. Or not even so much HS crushers as just random regs who won 2 big prestigious tournaments and thats why they now charge 400-800 usd hourly for mindlessly browsing through random pio sims via teamviewer.
I want to make a thread here on 2+2 later, but was too busy lately and had enough customers anyway.