Do your ECs have to relate to your Major?

Hey, I'd love it if you helped answer my question :)

So I'm an incoming sophomore and still very much unsure of what I want to major in. I had been leaning towards STEM but recently I feel like it's not something I would be happy doing permanently. The reason I had been leaning towards STEM had only been because of my ECs and classes; half of them are STEM related.

I have enrolled in AP Physics, Honors Math Analysis, and AP Comp-Sci Principles, while planning to enroll in AP CompSci and AP Calc BC as an upperclassmen. I am also in Rocketry Club and Robotics (along with some other non-STEM related ones). I may or may not drop Robotics as I don't really enjoy it.

However, it isn't the engineering or math that I enjoy from these clubs, it's the professional aspect of them, such as the planning, managing, and teamwork. From the classes I enrolled in, I took them because none of the other options my school provided interested me in the slightest, and I am already sort of familiar with CS and Physics.

This leads me to believe that I would thrive more in a corporate environment, and a business major seems like something I would thoroughly enjoy. I feel a minor in CS is the deepest I'd want to studying it in college. Is that okay or should I just keep pursuing STEM? Should I shift my ECs or is it okay that my focus subject is different than my intended major?

I'd love anyone's insight, it'd be a huge help. Thanks.