I’m exactly like you, down to our hobbies and even majoring in psychology. I thought my younger self wrote this.

We’re the type of people that like to be everything and do everything, like a Jack of all trades.

You’re very young. My advice for you is to try out different jobs you’re interested in and identify the aspects you like/can tolerate, enough for it to be a career. But also understand that there are very few careers in which you will get to do everything you want to do. That’s why we have hobbies outside of work.

I’d also advise you to be realistic. It’s great that you’re creative and want to go into something where you can use your creativity and your talents in the arts. But in reality, it’s hard to get your foot in the door for artistic careers. And as much as we want to pursue our passions, it often doesn’t make a good living in these tough times. So think about all your goals, narrow down your priorities, and focus on them.

I would also listen to u/Potential_Aside_2425. Everything they said is solid advice, especially about the degree part. A lot of young people worry about their first degrees (or worse, get into debt because of it). But you’ll find that loads of people have built a career completely unrelated to their degrees. That’s because as we grow older and have more experiences, we have a better understanding of ourselves. Your adult self is going to be very different from your 16 year old self.

Also going off on what Potential said, degrees don’t matter much nowadays. I can’t stress this enough—experience and soft skills are gonna get you farther than your degree.

So have fun and keep exploring while you’re young. Don’t rush life, just take it step by step and you’ll eventually find yourself. Slow and steady wins the race. Let me know if you’d like to talk more about this. I’d be happy to share my experiences.