really dislike my high-paying job

I feel trapped. My salary is quite high -- in the low six figures without tons of work, it's a management-level job without tons of grunt work. It's more bureaucratic/political than anything. I really dislike it, and the only reason I do it is for the money. I feel like a slave to money, and I am literally wasting my life, wasting my "youth" (in my mid 30s), potential and passion for life just for money.

I am saving a lot of money, the money again is quite good, and the workload is not that high, but there is absolutely nothing that fulfills me about it and I'm not even very good at it, so it's feeding into low self-esteem. I also happen to be in a very low cost living situation that is rare, but allows me to save a high percentage of my income, not that I really need to. I don't really "need" the money except for some future day when I want to invest or start a business or travel, but I have enough saved for that already. But again, if I just survive for another year or two the money might make a huge difference, am I just deluding myself into $$$ slavery and opting out of living life? Just for a soulless paycheck> What should I do?

EDIT FOR MORE CONTEXT (Also in comment below):

I see a therapist, medidate, exercise and have about 2-3 consistent hobbies (nature and music related). Everything just feels like putting a band-aid on a festering wound. I feel like, I'm hitting my head with a freakin hammer, and people are like "have you tried meditating or therapy or exercise?" and yes it does help with the pain to my head, but maybe I just need to stop freakin' hitting my head with a freakin' hammer!

Last fall I grinded my teeth, had depression and anxiety and panic attacks and low mental health. I used to walk dogs for like $20 a day and it was my favorite job ever, I feel like I don't need that much money to be happy, I don't enjoy this "corporate VP" (well I'm just under the VP level) life even though a lot of people would happily trade places with me.

EDIT #2: I do NOT make high six figures. It's low six figures. I re-read my post and the way I phrased it could have been misinterpreted.