My company originally gave me the deal that I would get paid X amount of dollars, which seemed great to me and was more than I'd ever made before in my life. I recently found out, however, I should be counting overtime hours and get reimbursed for my mileage (my job requires a lot of driving). Due to the amount of hours I'm putting in and the amount of driving I'm doing, this essentially doubles my income and leaves me making more money than I thought I ever would in my entire life, and I'm only 26. I'm making literally 3X as much as I was two years ago, and much more than some of my friends who have more education and a decade more experience. For whatever reason, it just leaves me feeling guilty, like I shouldn't be making this much. To top it all off, I work closely with other people from other companies who do almost the same thing as me, and while I don't know specifically how much they make, I do know it's WAY less than me. I'm not really sure what to do about any of this. I'm obviously not going to tell anyone, but it just feels wrong to me that I'm making this much, like the company is overpaying me in a big way... but in the same time, they told me to claim these hours and mileage, so I'm basically just complying with their orders.
Am I just young and naive? Ever been in a position where you felt you were being paid too much? Should I even be worrying about this at all?