You have made it, assuming you can keep up the operation at this level for a few more years. The next logical step would be assuring it stays that way. You are

You have made it, assuming you can keep up the operation at this level for a few more years. The next logical step would be assuring it stays that way. You are basically done creating and earning, you are defending and securing it now. Get help from an accoutant to legally get as much money out of the company as cheap as possible, so you can diversify it. If you want to keep your money, you do not want to have all your eggs in one basket. Read up on personal finance and once you understand how these things work and believe in them, invest in world wide portfolio of stocks through ETFs. Even if you do not want to invest further into your company, I would consider also switching modes there: How can you defend it? What are scenarios how you could lose it all? What happens if several failures happen at once? Say you are sick for two weeks, your employee wants to quit, but your server just got hacked. I would work on automation of critical routine tasks, failovers, security, backups and so on to make this thing as solid as possible. If I were you, I would see myself as the most critical part: What if there is suddenly trouble with your family and you are unattentive for a few weeks or months? Can your business sustain that? Only after I would have created a good level of confidence in all of the points above I would think more about what to actually do with the money. That's a good problem to have, which also requires creativity again, once you are sure it will actually stay there with reasonable probability.