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I like Leinster's book. Other than that, you might like Riehl's _Category Theory in Context_, which starts out by stating a bunch of corollaries of the theorems in the book in terms of other maths (topology, linear algebra, group theory, etc.).
But no, that's exactly the problem? My experience reading one of these books is, I am bored + frustrated because they are spending a long time saying things I learned 15 times already from other areas but pretending they are kind of new. Then eventually they are so mired in
their own obtuse terminology that I cannot proceed, but, also they never showed me anything that made it make sense to invest more energy in trying to proceed. Because all I saw was stuff I already know from other subject areas.
If you want to see things that really motivate expressing things categorically, presumably a context like algebraic topology (where categories etc. originally came up) would be better.
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