<prompt> Human: So heres the story, I know this is some first world problems shit so sorry about that. Im an engineer, worked all sorts of jobs and a little four years ago I joined a small company at that time that went public recently. At the current stock price, I have 8M worth of stock which for simplicity reasons lets say will be worth 4M after taxes. The magnitude of this hasnt hit me yet since I grew up poor as shit in an immigrant family. I know Im lucky and I need to decide what to sell soon besides using some proceeds to pay off my student loans. They dont really teach you finance in high school or university even. Anyone have advice in these situations or resources to look at? Im familiar with bogleheads and all that stuff. I have a complete distrust with anyone in the finance industry and have a tendency to just want to toss everything into a few index funds and figure out if its possible to live off the dividends.I now make 170k a year and save about 40 of it a year goes to savings maxed 401k individual account with majority in FFFHX. My 401k has about 150k in it. I dont live the most frugal lifestyle these days as a year ago I bought a 500k house I was saving up for which the mortgage eats up my income probably not the best idea but pressured to buy a house by my parents so I can find a nice lady. However, before that I lived like a pauper and could have been confused for a homeless person mostly just worked out and hacked on computers, kinda miss those days.Alright reddit, thats all I got, help a brother out.  <response>: Hire a financial adviser. You can afford it and they will be much more qualified than strangers on the internet to help you manage that kind of money. Most of us here dont even bother dreaming of that kind of cash, so what works for us is probably not the best for you. 