I've Just Left School And Really Can't Decide What Career Path To Take. Do You Have Any Advice?

While you are the only one that knows the answer to this question, there are two points that I want to make, which should help ease your worries.

1. So you are in the category of people that don't know what they want to do, it's not really that uncommon at all. You don't have the luxury of being able to focus single-mindedly like those that were born knowing exactly what they want to do, but rest assured, even some of those people would question their choices later on. The only thing that should worry you is if you think doing something that you will later regret is a waste of time. Believe me, everything that happens to you in life is a lesson to be learnt, and those that are successful learn more from experiences than those who don't.

2. Most people I know become more focused and know what they want after doing their first job. Same thing is supposed to apply with relationships. If anything, at least you now know what you don't want to do, or if it is not the right time, then you still know what you could be coming back into. Therefore, there is no way you should be in a position with no options, as long as you are willing to spend more time working or studying to get closer to where you want to go.

Some people spend their whole time looking for the perfect job, and other spend the whole time trying to enjoy whatever it is that they actually do. You can decide what kind of person you would rather be, because there is no definite answer to the question.

Go to college and get a degree. This will do two things. First people with a degree earn on average 30-40% more than those with just a high school diploma. Second by the time you get out of college hopefully the economy will be in better shape making jobs easier to obtain

I'm not going to say money doesn't matter. I'm trying to decide too. The only certainty I have is that I plan on finding a career that I enjoy. I don't care about money if I don't have time to spend it, and I'm not going to dread waking up for work.

Every person at a certain point in their lives passes
through this period of what career to choose? It is very much common in every
individual’s life. While some are prepared for this kind of situations and some
are not able to figure it out until they are guided by others. Making choices
for their own career is the best career advice one can give. Even if the
decision goes wrong it is worth experiencing. So I would give a career advice that after completing your studies you should opt for the subject in
which you are interested.  That will help you in achieving your career
goals