A quality DM program is going to require time. Getting the book work and water skills is only part of the DM course. I had to actively assist with open water, AOW, Nitrox, Deep, Rescue, and Cavern before my instructor signed off on my Card. I now actively assist with classes both in direct supervision and indirect supervision. It has made me a very good DM and it has given me the desire to become a PADI Instructor.
Going PRO is not a Destination, its a journey; take your time and enjoy the ride.
Also if you plan to move to Florida to be a Pro, my recommendation is make the move and then go pro locally. Like the shop i work with many shops like to develop their talent locally so the their DM's and instructors teach and dive like everyone else in the shop.
Excellent advice in all areas. My concern is that advancing so quickly (7 days), or even in a few months, is not going to provide enough different experiences. The various seasonal conditions U/W, changing currents and different types of currents, and helping students learn to recover from mistakes all take considerable time. as does gaining experiences in unique dive sites where you'll someday be taking OW and AOW students yourself as an instructor. Not to discourage anyone from pursuing DM level but I wouldn't have confidence in hiring one for my classes who hadn't gained a LOT of knowledge and experience before certification.
My suggestions: Expect to work with 20 or more classes from basic through the specialties and rescue, Take trips to a handful of dive locations around the world to experience their unique problems as well as enjoy them. Travel to dive sites where shore entry subjects you to riptides, large waves and rapidly-changing surf conditions. Dive in remote locations where towns and medical assistance aren't nearby. Do some blue water diving to gain skills that increase self-reliance and self-rescue so that you can better teach those. And most importantly, enjoy every moment, for as Dive_Master Tom said, it isn't a destination but a journey. A journey like this would be a huge asset to any instructor or shop.