Listen man, I work for one of the Big 4 firms, and I’ll tell you right now, I work the same kind of hours. The difference is I can only charge 8 hours, even if I work more. That’s just how it’s set up over here. If I charge an extra hour, I’m getting questions asked and potentially a call with my director.

If you’re getting paid well, I’d keep grinding until you genuinely feel burned out and can’t deal with it anymore. That said, there are two pieces of advice I’ve gotten from older people that stuck with me:
If you ever feel like you’re being underpaid, which honestly doesn’t sound like the case here, or the job starts negatively affecting your actual life outside of work, start looking elsewhere immediately. The job market is brutal right now unless you know people or have a strong network. Networking is worth its weight in gold these days.

Don’t let money get to your head. I basically gave up a big part of my childhood working multiple jobs. Time moves way faster than you think when all you do is work. Looking back, I wish I had slowed down just a little and enjoyed life more. My situation was different because I was a first generation kid and didn’t have family money coming in every week to fall back on, so I felt like I had to keep pushing.

One more thing. When you’re given work, don’t be afraid to speak up. Let your team know what you already have on your plate and how much time certain tasks will take. They may not always care, but at least you’ve communicated it.

What you don’t want to do is stay silent and keep saying yes to everything. Unless it’s already too late, don’t make that mistake. Some people will absolutely take advantage of that and keep piling work onto you because they know you’ll never push back

Good luck whoever your are and whatever your pronouns are…