Thank you.
If you're healthy, you have nothing to really worry about. If you're not, there's your plan until you achieve some semblance of health.
If you have all the money you could ever need, then you have nothing to worry about. If not, get busy figuring out how to make at least enough money to live on. For some, it's simply, "get a damn job." For others, you'll have to figure it out on your own.
If you're getting all the sex you want, then you have nothing to worry about. If you're not, then get busy learning the ins and outs of relationships and all that crap.
If you have some skill that you're really fucking good at already, then you have nothing to worry about. If not, you get the idea.
No one can tell you with certainty what to do with your life. Pick a thing and start doing it until it's no longer interesting. Then pick something else. Stay in touch with your family and friends. Exercise a lot and eat as healthy as possible. Make some money, have some sex, take some risks, whatever.
Good luck.
You're right. That's life. We don't know things are going to be. Thank you for your advice.
When i was in my early 20s i have read book(dont remember name) where was something like this: create list of 100 things what you want to achieve in your life. Split it to desired parts like: job, family, hobby, living etc. For example 10 categories with 10 things per category.
Those days it was list of dreams. It seemed almost impossible to achieve it. But i have started with small steps and performing all necessary steps how tick one by one. Now, i have almost all main things i ever wanted (house, family, own book,own business, car, above average income, etc.)
There are plenty of great books (but please dont read anything about passive income from property renting. This is not kind of business for normal people).
From my own experience...Everything is about persistent ,hardworking, never give up and learn from failures - owns and others. It is not possible to get wisdom without years of real life experience. So...keep reading, watching around you and listening. Everything will come on its own.
By the way, creating a list what we want to achieve sounds good to me. I think it's better start with it. Thank you for your advice too.