Deciding on a career pathway?

Hello guys, although the title suggests that I am trying to make a discrete decision about my future career, I actually just want to know how to cope with opportunities which are thrown at us - A levels, University etc. - but i was unable to give this type of topic a title. I have come to a realisation that the only way to get a hang of your career path is to go with the flow and experience things; unfortunately as a 16 year old i cant say i have gotten many chances to partake in these enlightening experiences - so my question for now is: how do you decide on what to pick when options are thrown at you? Many people ive asked have usually given me answers like: 'do what you love' or 'do what your good at' ; but the thing is, i seem to like most my subjects equally and i am able to do very well at most my subjects - im good at maths, english,history, art, the sciences; my grades are a/a* for these subjects( im sorry if i sound cocky)... Therefore i am unable to make decisions which allow me to pass these opportunities and have no clue on what to do - I need advice! Haha i dont know how else to put it, can someone please maybe give ways to cope with these situations? As right now the only thing im sure of is that i want to study abroad in korea and maybe live there.. The only problem is i dont know what to study when I'm not even sure of what to do in a levels..

Pick A-levels that will keep doors open. I dare say nobody would regret studying 3 decent core subjects - maybe maths, a science and history - when it comes to ucas time later. That'll put off any serious decision making for at least a year. If you still have no idea then, do a TEFL course and go Korea for a year. Better than rushing anything into anything, especially with the ****-ton of debt now involved with uni - especially if uncertain.

Amen to going with the flow and seeing what happens. That does not mean picking unwisely, ending up with a degree and job you hate and then 'going with the flow'. It means creating inspiration and new opportunities before making any serious commitment. That's hard to do at 16. Just keep doors open for now.

Thank you for your answer and advice,i think i might realy be rushing everything because i fear i might regret my life