This is why I retired from business consulting. It's late here and time for me to go to bed, but the short of it is that I eventually saw that there wasn't enough blue ocean left out there for new "bootstrappers" to reliably have a chance. It was more a factor of luck unless you could enter the market in a high barrier to entry manner. Meaning you needed to either have lots of your own money or that special formula venture capitalists are looking for (which generally also begins with investing at least $50k of your own money to show you're serious).
In reality I have a much more metaphysical take on all of this, and have positioned myself accordingly.
In general, I do, too. My wife and I both do... which presents its own set of challenges, when it comes to living with the reality of the "3D world." We always amuse ourselves with the fact that the electric company (an energy provider) actually doesn't give a rat's rear end about "energy" (as we think of it)!
LOL!