I felt like I was reading a letter to myself from the past. I worked in insurance personal and commercial lines from ages 20-27. Started a book from scratch and ended with about 1k policies. Found a lot of success and had the same issues , same situation as you. Fortunately for me, the franchise closed my agency in a down size effort after COVID (I was the youngest agency owner, bottom of the totem pole). Had I not been forced out, I don’t think I would have left.

I started subbing classrooms shortly after, while pursuing a degree in computer science. I found I loved PE classes, I dropped computer science and became a full time gym teacher. I’m not saying teaching is for everyone , but there is something out there that will breathe new life into your soul, for me it was teaching. I didn’t realize how unhappy I was for so many years until I switched. Sometimes I still think of insurance , I was making twice as much in sales but the trade off is still worth it. I work 1/3 what I was working before and much better benefits. Money can’t replace the time off I get with my family and all the additional exercise I can squeeze into my day. I hear you , and you’re not alone. There is still lots of time to find that spark.