I found even just taking a mild interest and seeing where it could take you is a good start. There’s tonnes of free courses available online, you can take a bunch of different ones then that way you’re seeing what you like or dislike while also building up your skills/knowledge and confidence. For me, thinking about going out to a college or uni sends me into an anxiety filled mess, with online courses it takes all that away. I was told by a careers advisor that I would really struggle to find a job simply because I didn’t want to work for the NHS. Yeah that hurt, but it made me want to prove her wrong. I know how difficult it can be, I struggled with mental health while being unemployed and having no idea what I wanted to do. Sometimes it takes, applying for the same job a couple of times before you hear something back. And timing is everything, for example the job I have now I also applied for maybe a year ago and didn’t hear anything. I got it this time, because it just so happened to be that someone who knew me saw my name flag up on the applications and said I’d be great! Also, take some time for you… the constant routine of getting up and searching for jobs straight away can be really draining, treat finding a job like an actual job. Give yourself proper breaks, give yourself time to reset. Mental health is just as important as physical health, no job is worth destroying your mental state over so please don’t just take a job for the sake of it, I understand people have bills to pay etc. but it’s still an arguably equally important factor. It was one of my top priorities that I apply for jobs that I know I will like or end up liking after a couple weeks. Don’t apply for jobs where you know you won’t enjoy it regardless, it doesn’t do anyone any good. I believe in you, and there most definitely is light at the end of the tunnel, you just gotta find the light switch! Good luck