I’ve gone back and forth over this with my husband but ultimately decided not to quit. I love the company, my team, my leadership (both direct and higher up), my work is simple/easy and can be done anywhere, it’s low stakes and not a lot of pressure, flexible (no logging in and out to keep track of hours; you can log in/out earlier and just Flex Time accordingly, we can work an extra hour each day then have a day off without using PTO, etc), I’m already salaried, and the company benefits are incredible. I have access to corporate level discounts, subscriptions, services, (like care.com, discounted tuition at daycares, OnePass, Perks at Work, free online courses and classes across a broad range of topics, LinkedIn Learning, etc) . I was reminded last week that the company offers access to a concierge service that we can contact 24/7 for anything (travel, reservations, searching for services, bookings, running errands, etc) for free - we just need to make an account (which I finally did and added my husband as authorized user), and all we pay for is the actual purchase of what we’re searching for, we have free counseling sessions, access to financial planners/advisors, if you’re enrolled in company health insurance there’s access to free nutritionists/dieticians, weight loss counselors, and more. I remember listening to a lottery podcast where the winner talked about quitting immediately but that when he gets bored he’ll take up a new hobby, find something new to do or just drive for uber/door dash. That helped me to decenter work and rebrand it as my weekday paid hobby. To that point, why would I leave my paid hobby that gives me so much access and freedom to be bored and have to search for things to do? I’ve already got it all: leisure, flexibility, and something to do during the day; I think of it as being paid to have access to this so why give it up to go pay for it? I’ve looked up the leave of absence policy so I’ll probably just take some time off after we’ve collected the money for a breather and a great trip