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But, before I do any of this, I'd like to have an idea of what I'd like to do,

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Zilch, life is a long journey oftentimes not planned out. You create as you go. You can't figure out what you'd like to do if you don't take that first step. Right now, you're stagnant. You don't know what could be out there that you'd like, preferably LOVE, to do.

Look at it like a shopping trip. You need a new shirt but you're not sure what color or what type of shirt. You've gotta get out to the stores to see what they have, what styles, what colors. You've got to get out there and see what other guys are wearing to decide whether you want to go along with the crowd or do your own thing.

Same way with a career. If you don't explore, experience, how are you going to know what you want, what would suit you best?

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And I really don't wanna wait any longer to figure this out.

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This statement contradicts the first statement. However, the answer is the same. If you don't shop, how are you going to know?

There are apptitude tests you can take, but in my experience, they are too general. Research them. Maybe they've come up with something better to narrow the field down. Still, there's nothing like experience.

I say get your GED first then take an apptitude test. You can go from there.