Mid 50s with $12.5M+ NW. $10.5M in stocks/bonds/real estate investments + two homes ($2M total at least). No debt. Work remotely at FAANG but burned out, on anti anxiety meds and sleeping pills to remain functional and productive, and plan to quit this year. Estimating annual expenses/burn rate at $325K. I realize this is a very solid position and the numbers pencil according to ~3% SWR. I feel tremendous guilt though for not hanging in there for as long as humanly possible bc I know how fortunate my work situation is. Conversely it’s also hard to truly believe in historical stock market data when the world feels like a gigantic house of cards - unprecedented national debt and other geo-political factors suggest a potential cataclysmic downside we’ve never experienced before. My biggest fear is quitting and a year later regretting I didn’t keep adding to the lead. I know this is a first world problem, but anyone have any advice on how to pull the trigger when a strong argument can be made for sucking it up and keep earning away (basically just because it’s possible)? The trade off between making the smartest financial move vs well being (I ask myself every day, “is it really THAT bad?”) is the hardest decision I’ve ever had to make. Thank you for reading.