UndercoverJuggalo's journey

I'm currently feeling trapped in my job as an assistant manager in the housekeeping department of a large hotel. After a decade of hard work, I've climbed from minimum wage to earning over $62,000 a year, which is decent for my role. However, the burnout is real. I work most weekends and holidays, often putting in over 8 hours a day in a fast-paced environment with a minimal crew. This has led to injuries and a lot of stress, and I often feel gaslit by upper management when I express my concerns about safety and workload. Despite my salary, I'm questioning if it's worth staying in this industry. I have a bachelor's degree in social science, but I realized too late that it wasn't the right fit for me. I have a history of anxiety and depression, and I worry about transitioning to a new job that might not pay as well—potentially losing $20,000 a year if I switch careers or properties. I live with my partner and roommates, and I’m saving for retirement, but I don’t have a clear passion or direction for my career. I enjoy hobbies like reading, drawing, and collecting vintage vinyl, but I feel lost when it comes to finding a job outside of hotels. I have a strong work ethic and leadership experience, and I’m good with attention to detail and organization. I'm looking for advice on potential job opportunities outside of the hotel industry and how I can leverage my skills without starting over at minimum wage. The thought of having to begin again is daunting, especially in this economy. I just want to find something that allows me to pay my bills and save for the future.