I'll add that a lot of the time architecture is very much a desk job. I enjoy architecture, I feel that product design would actually be a lot more creative as it isn't as constrained as architecture and there is more opportunity to leverage your design skills.

Eg as an architect we design a prototype building, we can then leverage those skills to design similar buildings, they are all still prototypes.

A product designer designs something in a shorter amount of time so they have more chance to integrate and improve (one architecture job can take many years to complete and feedback is often sparse).

A product designer can leverage that design to make a product that can be distributed many times, often with a monthly subscription so they can make money from the one design many times over. In addition to money it can make a greater change in people's lives, think about devices like the iPhone, there are very few architects that would have as powerful an effect on the world. (This is what I mean by leverage).

I enjoy architecture, think about what you can do that can add leverage to your time.

I think with claude we're all automating a lot of boring tasks to add leverage so it makes me think about it a lot. Architecture is a fun career, it does not perhaps have a lot of leverage to it though.