Financial suggestion: consider putting at least a part of the money in low risk investments (ideally a diversified portfolio in multiple accounts managed by mul

Financial suggestion: consider putting at least a part of the money in low risk investments (ideally a diversified portfolio in multiple accounts managed by multiple banks), don't touch or spend too much of it. Many people make irresponsible financial decisions after accumulating lots of wealth, especially in a short period of time. You should probably care about beating inflation and ensuring the longevity of these resources. Social suggestion: don't tell about the extent of your wealth to the people in your social circle, or only do that with people that you trust a lot. There are a lot of stories about money corrupting people, even when it's not their money, just being in the proximity of those who have it. Here's one example, though i'm sure that other people here can link better writeups about it: https://time.com/4176128/powerball-jackpot-lottery-winners/ https://time.com/4176128/powerball-jackpot-lottery-winners/ As for the personal fulfillment: that's a tough one. It's a valid way to feel and i hope that you figure out how to make your motivation return. And if you don't in the near future, maybe a change of scenery could be useful - not having to grind for the rest of your life in a 9-5 can be liberating in a sense and give you ample freedom, yet figuring out what you do with it can take a lot of time in of itself. Best of luck.