<prompt> Human: I would like to work my way to a million dollars and then grow from there. Ive been reading over the different posts in wall street bets, personal finance, financial independence, real estate, and etc throughout the last month. I am not sure of what to exactly do to reach my goal. I looked at different stocks, crowd investing for companies, crowd investing for real estate, and a multitude of other ideas. I am in my mid 20s, no loans, not married, no kids, no credit cards, or any other major financial obligations. I have an emergency fund setup and 20k to invest right now. I can invest another 5k every month or 60k per year. I can invest more than that, but I do like to enjoy life as well. I try to play as hard as I work. I know throwing the money into a mutual fund will make me a millionaire whenever I retire. I dont feel being in my 60s as a millionaire will be as fun. I want to enjoy it while I am young. My job is guaranteed for the next 6 years because of the contract I am on. I already have 2337; of my salary going into a 401k. The 2037; includes my employer match. Do you think robo investors will be good for my situation?Do you think I should meet a financial advisorplanner?Is crowd investing any good? What would you suggest in my situation?I am a risk taker, so I any suggestions would be great. I have my 401K setup for 10037; equities at the moment. I am still young, so I wouldnt mind investing in startup or someones idea that I think would be great.  <response>: Do you think robo investors will be good for my situation?No Do you think I should meet a financial advisorplanner?You can, but hes going to see a sucker with more money than ideas and try to get as much for himself as he can. Is crowd investing any good?What is this crowd investing? Does stock market not have enough buzz words for the millenial crowd? 