It's true if you get a windfall, you don't have the skills and experience to go with it. You're like a trust-fund baby, even if you worked for it. I notice tha

It's true if you get a windfall, you don't have the skills and experience to go with it. You're like a trust-fund baby, even if you worked for it. I notice that people who get rich often end up continuing with what they were doing. Warren Buffett, YC partners. Of course, it's an important credential to be successful, in order to be an advisor, else no one would listen to you. But it seems to me that these people are happy with what they are doing (which is why they got rich from it). So... why not just do what you are happy doing in the first place? There's a catch though: it needs to be something valuable and meaningful - at least, to you. Watching day-time tv and cat videos don't really count (unless you're like a critic, or curator, or creator of http://icanhas.cheezburger.com/ http://icanhas.cheezburger.com/).