The important thing is you recognize you have a problem -- there are plenty of those in debt who haven't even come to this point of self-realization yet.
The next step, as suggested in this thread, is to make a budget. Simply outline your monthly income vs. your monthly expenses. Be sure to include ALL of your expenses, even those that seem trivial (i.e. haircuts, household items, lotto tickets). See if there are any areas you can reduce, then apply those funds towards one of your credit cards.
If you find your expenses heavily outweigh your income (or even if they don't), you should consider getting a second job. Apply all extra income from your second job toward your debts, and you'll be amazed at how much quicker they'll be paid off.
Should these strategies fail, you may have to borrow from a friend or family member. Yes, it is still debt, but at least (hopefully) it will be interest free. Your last resorts are credit consumer counseling and bankruptcy. Don't screw your credit up with these options unless you absolutely have to.
Good luck.