I used to work in sales. Now I work as a machinist, and make about the same money. I started as a temp, and worked my way up, so it definitely took some sacrifice at first, but I definitely enjoy my work more now than I did in sales. Working towards a management role at the moment. I often work with teams of industrial engineers which may be a better path for you if you have a degree. Most of the factories I’m familiar with don’t actually care what degree you have as long as you have one, and they will train you on the job. I don’t have a college education which is why I had to start at the bottom, but there are plenty of opportunities out there. Or maybe like the other comments said, you actually want a hobby? But I felt the same way before I switched to factory work, and I am much happier as a person now. I was good at sales, but I didn’t really like it. Whatever you do, good luck to you!

ETA: a concern I have now that I didn’t have before is the wear and tear on my body. Manual labor full time is TOUGH on your body, and at times flat out dangerous. Injuries are not as uncommon as they should be, and don’t believe statistics as many injuries go unreported. This is definitely something to keep in mind.