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I have a sample of 120 data points... and my p-values are coming like 0.265, 0.876, 0.266, 0.654 etc..
my path coefficients are all coming good...but please help me what to do when almost all the p-values are coming non-significant

Thanks

If the p-values are large you have a large sampling variance relative to the parameter estimate for your coefficients. That could be a reason of low sample size, high uncertainty in the measurements, or other data inadequacies. It is hard to tell the reason with so little information.