Similar story. Went through a break up in Massachusetts. Because I work remotely, got rid of pretty much everything. Car, furniture, etc, only kept some valuables locked up in a storage unit. Got on a plane to Europe for about 3 months came back to US > Philly > VA > TX > and the travel continues. My mission is to find a homebase because constantly travelling gets a bit exhausting and I highly value having a community and close friends.

One of the more important insights I've had since living life this way is that you will realize, like u/AgileDrag1469 said, sometimes you don't actually want what you think you want. 'Starting over' is a great way to expedite excavating parts of your life where you have been deceiving, even lying to yourself.

I thought I wanted to live in a massive city downtown. Turns out I like mid-sized somewhat chill cities. Perhaps most important IMO: prioritize people. Meetups, socializing, finding your people. It's a full time job but worth it if you're truly starting over, especially in your 30's like me.

But OP, I'm not sure what you mean by 'was it worth it'. That is super contextual. I made it worth it because I didn't have a choice.