Well, when I was young, my grandfather told me two things that really stuck with me:

The first thing is to always take pride in what I do. It doesn't matter what that thing is, so long as I can point to it and say, "Hell yeah, I did that and I did it well." Don't ever stay in a job I don't like, but while I'm in it, do it well, because that pride and integrity will carry over to absolutely anything I do. And even if I switch things up, the people I've worked with in the past can at least vouch for the fact that I worked hard and was never a slouch.

The second thing is to never stick with a job I hate. Having to jump ship is okay, and having to bounce from career to career is okay, too, so long as whatever I'm doing gets me at least one step closer to where I want to go.

So, ask yourself: where do you want to go? What's your eventual dream job? And then ask if the career path you're switching to will either directly get you there, or will get you some of the skills and experience you need to eventually get there. Sometimes, career paths are a straight line, and that can be great for somebody who knows exactly what they want. Sometimes, though, career paths zigzag all over the place, and that can be a good thing, too. The more you zig and zag around, the more things you can learn, and the more skills you can pick up. I have multiple degrees in writing, but I work in tech. You know what, though? A hell of a lot of the stuff I learned while getting those degrees help me out a lot with my job, even though they're different spaces. So don't think you're throwing anything away by changing careers. And don't think it'll be all for nothing if you decide you want to change careers sometime later.

Good luck, fam. Do a good job and hold your head up high. You've got this.