I found it harder to leave than to stay. To quit without any income when the job you do pays very well, you getting very little hassle and have a good reputation within the company, that’s quite hard to do.
Sometimes it’s easier to stay in the job even if it isn’t perfect. I couldn’t stay in the job, my Guru wasn’t going to let me 
, I didn’t even have a ‘better life’ in mind. I didn’t think it would be better without a job, a car, money and the respect you get from being in that position. I could buy virtually anything I wanted, travel widely, eat at expensive restaurants. I gave it all up and believe me I was a hedonist trying to buy the past with my future.
Anyway we do it will be right. 
We should all “go” where the inner guru leads, but often we are driven by a percieved aversion to something. If something bothers us… It is pointing to an underlying issue.