- Recon Number 54
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Well, here we are. I guess that it was destined to come to this.
Since you are considering various paths of interest but aren't certain of a particular one, I would recommend that you try to leverage the variety of your interests while moving in the general direction of any/each of them.
Two steps, which can be combined or attempted separately.
1: Find out what tertiary education that all of those choices have in common and in a full or part-time manner, get those courses/classes that are common under your belt via local college, community college, or online schooling.
2: Look into full or part-time entry level position(s) that while they may not be the final goal of yours, are close enough and related enough to allow you to see, observe and work with the people who perform your various final goals as their own career.
I spent a great deal of my young-adult years "meandering" through various entry level jobs in particular fields where the higher-end positions were of interest to me, but I wasn't certain that I wanted "to be a ______ when I grew up". Taking those entry level positions allowed me to see how those jobs actually were, what sort of people were good at it, what sort of people were miserable and allowed me to avoid getting "locked in" to a particular education/career path that I may have ended up regretting but sticking with since I was committed.