Yeah I'm kinda on the same way except I'm an endo trying to get shredded. I'm 15 y/o, endomorph, 179cm, 80-82kg (~178-182 lbs). I was 95kg when I started, so I have lost 15kg, now the last 5-7kg have been the hardest for me (I even made a topic so people can help me). Now from the forum, I know an extremely helpful guy - Daniel, we're all helpful but specifically him, he would probably tell you to Lean Bulk. Now the easiest way to lose fat is a calorie deficit, and it's a lot easier when you have 15 (~33 lbs) kg of fat to lose than the last 5, simply because it's harder to make the calorie deficit. Now what I will do for the following month & half - I want to check my results on 26th December on my birthday, so I will take pictures tomorrow and scale tomorrow and then I will take pictures & check scale every week, but what I will do is this:
-Half level (one day push & pull, other day legs & core) everyday - Preserve muscle mass by breaking down muscles.
-Cardio every second day [15-30++ minutes jump rope], add more time or times per week gradually. - Great for burning calories.
-Eat more protein. I will try to get more than 1.5g per kg of my bodyweight, but my minimum (kinda like emergency) for the day will be 1g per kg of bodyweight if I can't get any more (whether no food or whatever the cause may be). - Preserve muscle mass and potentially gain some.
-Drink green tea whenever possible - Great for fat loss as well.
-Drink at least 3l of water everyday - Makes you fuller and has a lot of health benefits.
-Most of my carbs will be from fruits, milk carbs, potatoes, rice. Only that, I don't eat bread.
-Eat more frequently throughout the day (fruit snack or something like that), although I will still do Intermittent Fasting for night time.
-I will NOT count calories or macros - Okay maybe occasionally calories, but maybe not, I will probably see if there's no change in 2 weeks, I will need to eat less than what I was, or exercise more (which probably will be eating less though), but you will not lose too much muscle mass if you skip a few days of high-protein, I think supplement factories say you need extremely high protein so you can buy their protein supplements, and I've read that the muscle loss while cutting is like negligible, and that people who stopped working out for 6 months (injury) quickly gained their muscle mass, so I think it would be the same with cutting.
So you can design a schedule that is a challenge for you. Because if it's not a challenge, it won't change you. You can do something similar to what I will do. About the fruit, I don't know what you can do, but I'd rather eat fruit than chocolate for example, for a few reasons:
1.) Less fat - almost non-existing (well apart from avocados) (of course the fat in the sweets/chocolate is unhealthy anyway), but less fat means less calories in general, so you could eat more in volume.
2.) More filling in my opinion, and you can eat more than the sweets filled with refined sugar & unhealthy fat.
3.) I feel guilty whenever I eat something sweet, especially as an endomorph I should care about the caloric intake.
4.) It's actually healthy sugar rather than refined/added, and it's probably less sugar than processed foods filled with sugar.
5.) More vitamins.. :)
Now like I said, I don't actually know what you could do to eat fruits. But I just wanted to say what I will do, and I will make a new thread on 26th December to see if there was any results with what I did. Wow I never thought giving advice is easier than taking advice and using it yourself, but like I said, this next month & half is gonna be hell for me, but it will be worth it.
Anything else you need, feel free to ask, and wait for Daniel to explain lean bulking if he recommends it, and of course for other opinions :)