dont confuse your hobbies/interests with your career
sometimes you can find a career that lines up with your hobby (i.e. you like to code so you work as a programmer), and sometimes if you're one of the few of the top most skilled people in your field you can turn that hobby into an actual career (i.e. actor, comedian, musician, etc), but for most people you're probably going to have to get a regular office job that is not connected to your hobbies/interests.
think about HOW you work more than what you like to work on. are you analytical, do you like working in teams or alone, do you like working behind the scenes or in front, how comfortable are you with decision making, etc
this is also good advice
I do like to work alone, but at the same time contribute to a larger finished project. Behind the scenes is perfect for me. Unsure how to answer the decision making question or analytical question. How would I know ---