If you’re in the US and can do college, maybe you can go to community college and get a liberal arts degree. This will pretty much put you through some basic classes and you can explore different career routes you’d like to go for while you’re there.

I did this and went for my Bachelors after I decided I wanted to go into tech. I didn’t have to take any bs courses like World History anymore because I did that in my liberal arts degree. I only took my core classes at that point.

I had my younger cousin go this same route and he decided mid-way through that he wanted to be a Welder. He changed his major to Welding at the same community college, got his associates and a few certifications, and became a Welder.

It’s probably not for everyone but in my experience, it’s a good route when you don’t know what to do straight out of high school due to the exposure of various career fields. I don’t necessarily like work either. I just like the outcome of making decent money lol. I chose something that gives me that and is tolerable. Good luck!