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IMO you level fast enough, and get enough skill points for your "build" early on enough.
Just be careful. Expect big framerate issues with moderate/abundant fauna planets lol.
You can also apparently make xp from outposts by crafting some junk, see youtube for that. Note that it might require outpost development perk.
Oh, and if you have zoology, you can build farms on high level planets then keep killing the animals. Though this one feels like cheating.
And if you are not a "strong combat build" then sucks to be you, because Bethesda doesn't care how you make your levels. So you better go out there and start killing things and stop wasting your time doing literally anything else.
Oh and maybe crafting thousands of adaptive frames and other pointless materials you can't sell anywhere because no vendor has enough credits.
which means you generally will get more xp from exploration especially pn higher lvl worlds