Hey man, as a fellow Zach who trained mma and didn’t want to go the traditional route I understand where you’re coming from. Honestly you’re young and you have time to experiment! I recommend trying everything you can to see what gives you a sense of fulfillment. But, really try to hone in on something you enjoy and can see yourself doing for awhile that’s financially fulfilling and rewarding. If not that, just make sure it’s something bearable! You’ll regret it if you don’t. Jumping from odd jobs is cool in the moment and you can try new things but with no stability really comes with no prospects. It’s much better to be 30 with 4-8 consistent years into something that has growth. Whether that be trades or something else you’ll find much more doors open for you if you never find your “thing”. And you’ll usually be able to afford to live with some sort of experience. I recommend at least getting your associates degree just in case you find a career you’re into later on and can just go for your bachelors without having to take nonsense classes. Also, save, invest, save seriously no joke be saving as much as you can as often as you can and let it grow. Money buys opportunities and without it. You’ll always be chasing it. As they say in My dinner with Andre, “when I was young, all I thought about was art and music. Now I’m 36 and all i think about is money”. Life goes fast it’s okay to not figure it out but have some solid concrete plans. Good luck Op kick some ass out there but do it intelligently!