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I got my LLB degree in 2018 and an LLM in 2019. I have worked in various capacities since then - litigation, legal journalist, in house role, law firm and also as a knowledge manager. None of them have been satisfying - sometimes its the boss, sometimes it's the team, sometimes work culture. Money has been a constant source of disappointment too. At my current job, its all 4. I think its time that i quit law. But I cannot figure out what to do next. Any guidance would be appreciated.