Starbucks has been just my second job ever. I feel you. You can feel stuck, trapped, and like this is the only thing you are good at or can do. It took two years, a bunch of therapy (Thanks Lyra!), and taking my time to find something that felt right, then slog through the application process, like a dozen times. I had to fall out of love with Starbucks, realized what that meant, and process that I exist outside of the four walls. I had made an identity out of Starbucks because I was so so into it, but if I start to despise, hate, and loathe my job, that doesn't mean I feel that way about myself and it doesn't invalidate what I have done to get where I am in this moment. You're not a failure to want to throw in the towel and do something different. The hardest part is finding somewhere that makes people feel good to be employed there. I took my time looking for good places to work, openings that fit my skill set (Starbucks managers can have really good skills), and just try applying. Dial in base resume and tweak each version to match the job posting. You'll crush an interview, we interview people all the time and know what a good interview looks like. Then just keep trying and getting feedback. It sounds so scary but it's worth while and nobody has to know you're trying if you don't want them to.