I am truly at a loss as to what career I should get in. I love creating, yet I'm good in math. In high school I loved music and art, yet I was always in a high math and close to the top of my class. So I thought Architecture would be a good combination, yet I found out again, after talking to many Architects, it's a very inconsistent job, and very few actually make good money consistently. And Architectural Engineers, while consistent, pretty much spend their time making what the Architect does possible.. So, neither sounds fitting to me...

In the end, I want a career that will not easily bore me, yet is challenging, and will be pretty consistent with jobs.

Any suggestions would be helpful. Thank you.

Sometimes, we spend so much time trying to find the perfect job that we miss out on the opportunities right on front of us.

Gain some experience in something related to what you want to do before going to the next job. Expecting to find the perfect job right from the beginning might not always happen.

I'm creative, good in math, love music and art, got good grades, and am a member of Mensa. Get a master's degree in library science or a master's in clinical psychology. The people/clients you meet will not bore you, their issues/needs will challenge you, and work is always available. The demand for your being creative will be constant.