Career change from being a lawyer

[Arcadia]

Has anyone successfully changed career after being a lawyer (I'm a Solicitor) for some years?
I'm sitting at my computer today thinking - I don't want to do this anymore.
I'm 100% a people person, I'm not a corporate lawyer. So my work is more court hearings and client meetings than drafting long documents.
What else could I do?
I'm not particularly high earning and could afford to take a pay cut so doesn't need to be very well paid.

Teaching Assistant?

Thanks for all the points and suggestions. Reading them through, nothing appeals to me. Not to be rude to you for all your great ideas, but I think that shows me it's more that I've lost my 'spark' due to lockdown and being a massive extrovert. If I'm honest I'm just feeling a bit lazy at the moment.
I think I'll plug away at the judicial route and keep trying until I get it, so I can do alongside my usual role to keep it interesting.

I was a solicitor in private client / tax planning. I’ve got to be honest, I never enjoyed it. I took a break when I had dd and am now working as a ta in primary (ks1). I really enjoy the job, no stress at all compared to what I used to do, on my feet and with (small) people all day not tied to a desk thinking in units of six minutes.
The pay is beyond crap though.

I’m thinking of retraining as a primary teacher but trying to decide if the trade off between the increased salary is work the extra stress.