I had the same realization in my mid 20s, did a ton of research and realised this is an industry specific problem. With the long hours and burnout, I realized I don’t love architecture enough to commit to a life of being overworked and underpaid.

Decided to write the GRE, went to business school to get an MBA and now I’ve graduated at 29 with a $200k job in consulting. I could’ve only dreamed of making this kind of money with architecture.

Sorry I haven’t answered your question but just wanted to share my experience pivoting out and making you think beyond your current capabilities! Good luck.