"What should I do with my life" is probably typed at midnight, not answerable by a listicle, and not answerable by this post either. What actually works: shrink the question until it's small enough to act on.
One honest note first. This is about the work-and-income slice of the question. If what you're carrying is heavier than that, the useful move isn't a blog post, it's talking to someone you trust or a professional.
Here's the part reflection can't do: tell you whether you'd enjoy making videos, building a product, or fixing a business's workflow. You have no data yet. Two weeks of actually doing one of them beats two years of wondering, because direction shows up while you're building, almost never before.
So the real question isn't "what should I do with my life," it's "what's one small thing worth building in the next 30 days, that's mine, and pays even a little." There are six real answers to that, and they rank completely differently depending on your hours, your budget, and what you're actually willing to do. A post can list them. It can't read them off you.
The 2-minute match quiz does that part: your real answers in, one path out, with the actual first step attached.
If the loudest question for you is really about the job you're in right now, I hate my job, now what? is the sharper diagnosis.