u/Empty_Option3500

I have been thinking about becoming a teacher on and off for the last couple years since I graduated college and now I just want to finally start the process. I couldn't decide what i wanted to do but I did enjoy tutoring and being a supplemental instructor and I also like the teacher's schedule but I just hear so many mixed things. Is it teaching worth it? What states are the best to teach in and what grades are best to teach in? I know AI wont take over teaching but sometimes the pay makes me nervous I do like to travel and want to be independent but i'm also pretty frugal. I do want to be a wrestling coach and I am also bilingual so I've heard I could get a higher salary that way. I already have a bachelor's degree in Economics and Spanish and would like to teach math or economics but I also feel like teaching high school students is the hardest and i'm also tiny and I look like a teenager sometimes so I feel like these students will be inappropriate or just wont listen to me. I currently live in southern california but eventually would like to move out of state so how does the certification process work if I already have a bachelor's degree? I would eventually like to move to the east coast or NC which of those states are best for teachers? How did you decide which grade to teach? I would like to teach more advanced material but also feel like teenagers are just hard to deal with. Also for teachers that do like to travel what do you guys do during your breaks and how do you manage to travel? Sorry that was a lot of rambling.