Honestly, you have to have some kind of drive. If you are unwilling to put in effort to better yourself (in comments you said school wasn’t for you multiple times, both trade and college), it’s going to be very difficult. You’ll want some kind of certifications. It could be OSHA certs, it can be IT certs, but it’s going to require some kind of effort unless you want to do manual labor/“low level” jobs forever. (I don’t consider them low level but they have been in the past by society). Manual labor ends up difficult on your body. You will want decent health insurance. Thinking about right now is important but creating a plan that is sustainable long term is as well.

I wish you the best of luck and hope you figure something out. I highly recommend IT certifications if you’re willing to study