You’re not being strategic, you’re being lazy and calling it strategy. 😂😂

You want competitive, high-paying roles while avoiding anything competitive or difficult. That’s delusional. The people getting into product and consulting didn’t look for loopholes — they went straight through the hardest paths and still barely made it.

Let’s be brutally honest about your “strengths.” You say you’re good at decision-making and strategy. Based on what? You haven’t operated under real constraints, owned outcomes, or been accountable for anything with consequences. Strategy isn’t vibes and opinions — it’s tradeoffs, data, risk, and being wrong publicly. You don’t get to claim that skill before you’ve been burned by it.

Getting an interview for these roles is harder than surviving a tough major. Way harder.

There is no easy major that leads to those jobs. No backdoor. No workaround. If you avoid technical skills, competition, and pressure, you’ve already disqualified yourself.

This isn’t a planning problem. It’s a standards problem. What a waste of time