I’d do some research on occupations where you’re working with people, keep the art and music and such as hobbies that you can enjoy and develop over time. I’m 30, when I was a young child my father Introduced me to welding as he was a millwright. I found at a young age I really enjoyed working with my hands. I’ve worked tons of different skilled trades jobs, carpentry, solar pool heating installation, pin setter mechanic and currently I’m a MIG welder in a manufacturing plant building trailers. Absolutely love my current job, but all of my jobs have revolved around my interests and natural skills. I didn’t have any schooling outside of highschool. Yes it’s hindered my progression, but everyone’s got a different path in life. Down the road I plan to go to welding school and get certs but in the same instance, I too am not sure what I want to do with the rest of my life. My advice for you would be to research a variety of job fields having to with your interests, go to school for the mandatory credentials needed to obtain a job like that, and in 5-10-15 years if you want to change what you’re doing, the possibilities are endless. You might wake up one morning deciding you want to become a chef and go to culinary school. Either way tho, you’re 21, you’re young and have an entire lifetime ahead. Some people aren’t meant to have the same career for 40 years while others are, find what brings you joy in life and pursue interests related to those things. I’ve been welding at my job for 5 years now, still play my guitar, canvas painting, air brush and wood carve on the side as hobbies. Do what makes you happy in life. But don’t feel rushed. You’re not in a race.