I didn't really. I hop-skipped between heaps of things I was interested in but never really appealed as much more than an interest.
I considered being a chiropractor but my attempts at Chemistry were awful and I wouldn't have got in.
I loved VCE Physical Education and English, but to actually practice them as a teacher didn't really interest me.
I ended up going to uni enrolled in an Arts degree as it was more humanities based but realised having no direction gave no motivation and dropped out.
I also started a degree in music management which I would still love to do but that is completely impractical with a family.

After I had my son I started thinking about nursing and midwifery and the more time went on and the more reading I did the more it felt concrete as to that was what I wanted to do. Sure I am not thrilled about all the prospects from taking it as a career, nor is it the most practical choice for our family either, but it is my passion for supporting physiological, autonomous birth that keeps me coming back to the same 'wish'.

I suppose that doesn't really help you, but is there something you are really interested in? Things you read about or that you might take notice of in the news etc?