If you like tech but are not good at programming, then I would suggest a very unconventional job of Game tester. Big game companies hire people to play the game

If you like tech but are not good at programming, then I would suggest a very unconventional job of Game tester. Big game companies hire people to play the games they are developing. You could look for a job in that domain. Alternatively, think of what you would like to do if there were no constraints. Then try to take a course in that area. Just for motivation purpose, here is a real life example. One of the three people who started DirectX at Microsoft actually started as a support call handler, and later went on to manage the early DirectX team, and then later on a complete business division.