But I still don't have a major, right now I am working on my liberal studies, I changed my major three times from business, nursing then liberal studies. I can't seem to get my mind focus on one thing. I have so many interest like teaching ESL, linguistic and journalism. How can I decide on which major should I focus on and attain?

You can always focus on the one with the most job prespectives. Then when your done, get a job that will pay for more school and do the others.

A more reasonable answer would be to decide what you want in a career. Think of your dream job and follow that path. Life is much happier when you wake up everyday excited about work. I left my previous career to move to an engineering position developing complex systems. Everyday is different, challenging, and I love going to work. I am a much happier person now. So think of something you can do for at least 5-10 years and not be bored of it (I say 5-10 years because the world is much more different now than 30 years ago, you will switch careers and have so many opportunities to get different education to do so).

All your three interests can be studied under a degree in English if you're looking to consolidate everything. It depends on what the options are with your school. After you compete the associate's degree, are you planning to go on for a bachelor's degree?

What you really need to do is contact your school and find out if A) you have a faculty advisor and who that person is or B) if they have an advising department with someone available to talk to you. They know everything about your school and your degree. It would help you tremendously.

Have you taken any electives in the areas that you are interested in? If so, which did you enjoy the most? That would be the area you should likely major in. If you haven't taken any electives in those areas, or have enjoyed such electives equally well, see if you can find a way to combine your interests. Best of luck!