It's not going to be disastrous for your career. It will have an impact, but one you can recover from -- if you're lucky, even fully recover. I quit at 33, did

It's not going to be disastrous for your career. It will have an impact, but one you can recover from -- if you're lucky, even fully recover. I quit at 33, didn't work for 3 years, had the best time of my life. Then I got a fun, flexible job that paid below market, but more than paid the bills, and didn't take up all my time and still allowed me to do what I wanted with a decent-sized chunk of every day. After a couple of years of that, I ended up with an adult job, and my hours are no longer flexible, but it is fully remote and pays about market for a HCOL area, while I can live anywhere I want in the USA.