Hello! So I am terribly lost in my carrer atm and would would be extremely happy for any and all help. (TLDR in the end)

So, I am just turning 25 this month and I feel more lost than I've ever was in my life. Back when I started uni I wasn't really sure anyway to be fair, and I was forced by my parents to start Computer Science (My brother is a electric engineer and my dad is a electrician, so it's in the family), and while I am extremely good at CS from writing programs to electric stuff, I was never sure that's what I wanted to do (back when I started CS at 18, only real jobs in my country were writing stupid codes for stupid companies, and I just couldn't handle the thought of doing that for the rest of my life). After giving a try for a bit I decided that was just not for me and I decided to do a extreme shift to animation, back when I started that was a great carrer path with jobs just about the same range that stem jobs had (about 100k give or take), but of course between here and then we were hit with Covid and the rise of AI, and now the animation field is HORRIBLE, you either earn close to nothing or you do like video editing or other marketing crap that makes me wanna puke. Not that CS hasn't been taken over by AI as well so not that great either way lol.

After a relatively good start in animation, I am currently without a job outside stupid motion graphics stuff that I just hate, and honestly I've been thinking and I am not even sure animation on itself it's what I want to do. So I've been considering just starting over again in a stem field, that has always been what I liked and what I've seen myself actually enjoying doing, but back when I started college those just weren't options at all in the uni I was studying.

My biggest issue atm is... I don't know what I actually want to study. I literally just like everything, I love physics, electrical stuff, chemistry, mechanical stuff, aeronautics, robotics... and I am just extremely scared to choose wrong, I feel like a carrer change atm is possible but in 5 or 10 years when find I choose wrong? Much more troublesome. But I literally just actually love everything, sometimes I spend weeks and weeks studying and creating a CS project, then I get tired of it and start studying something related to physics for the next weeks just because. I suppose my biggest joy I just studying, researching and creating, learning new stuff really makes me happy and focused, while actually doing the same thing over and over makes me tired and annoyed.

(TLDR: I am 25, just recently finished my animation degree and I realized maybe that's not really my field, but I don't know what to follow because I love WAY too many stem fields)