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Similar feeling following. Seems consensus is it’s way better to just try and dial it back and keep searching rather than quit then recruit…don’t think it makes much sense why it’s like that though :/
just quit, it will all work out. I've had two 3 month gardening leave stints of sleeping a full 9 hrs a night and felt terrific.
If you have family money, go for it. But if you’re just a regular guy, dial it back and make them fire you before you quit
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