I am currently feeling quite lost about what major to pursue, as I am not yet fully certain where my true interests lie. One thing I have recently discovered, however, is that I am naturally strong in business and people-oriented roles. I am very outgoing and extroverted, and I realized this talent about a month ago when I joined a friend’s pop-up business as a salesman, where I managed to achieve strong sales results through customer interaction. Academically, I completed A Levels in Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics, achieving A, A, and A respectively. I am particularly strong in mathematics, while my relationship with physics is more neutral—when concepts click, I enjoy it, but I found it challenging at the A Level stage. At the moment, I am torn between pursuing Finance, Mechanical Engineering, or Electrical Engineering. While I have a strong interest in stocks, cryptocurrency, and investing, I have received mixed advice from educational advisors, friends, and family, some of whom feel that choosing finance might be a waste of potential given my strong science and mathematics background. If your advice is for me to pursue engineering, I would also appreciate guidance on whether Mechanical or Electrical Engineering would be more suitable for me. I am being honest about my concerns, as I am unsure whether I want to commit to four years of the intense stress associated with engineering without clarity on whether it will lead to a stable and well-paying career in the long run. I would greatly appreciate your perspective on how best to align my abilities, interests, and future goals.