Is it worth doing a Pharmacy degree with the current job prospects?

The best advice I can give you is doing the thing that you love over anything, that's where you will find your true " potential". I am a recent pharmacy graduate, currently preparing for my board exams in Canada and job prospects there for pharmacists is great and the pay is great as well. I got into it originally for the money, but I am pretty miserable now because I didn't choose the thing that I love. Look, you only unlock your true potential in innovation and hard work when you do the thing that you love and with that, you will always find a way to live a rewarding life, both socially and financially. I am planning to only work in pharmacy for a few years to save up and start my own business in fitness, which is the thing I have always been passionate about and I am going to leave pharmacy for good. Maybe work as a relief for 8-16 hours a month at max. If I were to do it all over again, I would have probably done physio or sport science and I am telling you this now so that you don't find yourself in my situation in a few years time.

I'm currently an A level student, predicted AAAAA at AS (Biology, Chemistry, Maths, English Literature and Citizenship) and am looking for a career in Pharmacy. I know that medicine isn't for me, since I prefer chemistry to biology and would not like such a tiring, demanding job (though I am aware that pharmacy requires great dedication and is also rather demanding).

However, since the current job prospects for pharmacy aren't so great, I'm wondering whether it's still worth studying it. I really hope not. I want to study something I love, but at the same time I've worked so hard for my grades (my parents don't even have any GCSEs!) and I don't want to waste my potential.

Any advice?