Relax!
Wait long enough...and you'll be subtracting experience from your resume because it makes you appear overqualified. Too much education & too much experience means they have to pay you too much $$$, something most corporations simply do not want to do.
I know folks who subtract a decade or more of experiences from their resume because it ages them. Maturity also means company has to pay more $$$.
It's far easier to get a job with no or little experience than to get a job with too much experience. Or translated another way it's far easier to get a low to middle income job than a high paying job.
;-)