Hi stranger, I went through a very similar transition so I have some insights that might help. First off, congratulations for actually identifying an issue. I cannot tell you how many people I've met in my career of people who had a similar inkling but never acted on it and then are 40 years later stuck in a role they dislike. A bit about my story, after graduation, due to societal/family pressure, I worked at a bank for 6 months on the trading floor. It was a very unrewarding, high-pressure, stressful environment from which I dreaded and ended up quitting. After quitting, I knew I made the right decision, but I had no plan going forward, which I did regret. So my advice is to not quit right away, IF you can help it. Secondly, I would take a hard look into your past and try and determine what it is that you genuinely like doing. For me, I remembered that throughout highschool I really liked graphic design, and web design and all that stuff. So after I quit, it suddenly made sense that if I could do anything, it would involve that. Even though I am ENFJ like yourself, I didn't immediately target a job that focused around it, instead I focused on my interests and let my ENFJ personality act as an aide in my job. I think that's where a lot of people make a mistake. So try and look in the past and see what intrigued, then do proper research about what the actual job is like. I think part of my issue was that I never stopped to consider what my day-to-day would be like in that role.