I'd first handle practical matters: an accountant to ensure all your ducks are in a row and that you've got passive income through investments to ensure that yo

I'd first handle practical matters: an accountant to ensure all your ducks are in a row and that you've got passive income through investments to ensure that you'll still have enough in your twilight years - i've seen too many people piss money away when they have no sense of how much will remain in the end. also the right lawyers to create a will so should you pass away, the money still goes to a cause or loved ones that you cherish, rather than somewhere that you don't. Sometimes just having that in place is peace of mind that you've been a positive influence on this world. then I'd finish the masters and then take one year to re-calibrate and travel to someplace you've always wanted to go. Life changes, sometimes just having a new experience alone helps re-align priorities or makes you find a new cause that you feel like you can live for. Maybe there's an untapped void in startups or people with your education level in a different area of the world and you could pass on your knowledge to others. Maybe there's a creative craft you might find along with its Muse and pick it up. Maybe you'll find new friends on your travels that open your eyes to worthy causes. some things can only be left to fate. wishing you the best of luck.