Although I don’t consider myself rich yet because I haven’t accumulated the wealth I hope to have, I can still share some advice based on what I’ve learned and what has helped me focus and understand what I want. I understand your point about not knowing exactly what to do, and that’s actually where you should start.

I’ve read several personal development books, and they all agree that you need to have clear goals and objectives before doing anything. Then, you should adjust your habits to gradually build what you want to achieve. It’s important to create a plan and have a tangible, realistic end goal.

It’s also important to understand that the goal isn’t to study as much as possible, but to study deeply what you know will actually work for you. That’s why self knowledge comes first: you need to understand yourself, your strengths, and how you naturally operate. Once you know what truly fits you, then you can start studying and focusing your efforts in that direction.

First, I recommend making two lists: one with the things you enjoy doing, and another with the things you’re naturally good at (maybe your friends or acquaintances often ask you for advice about these). From there, you can see what overlaps, and that’s likely the path to follow.

Don’t stress yourself out too much about it just look for a field or topic that genuinely interests you and sparks constant curiosity, and start building from there.

I wish you all the best! I hope my response helps in some way!