<prompt> Human: As the title reads, Ive recently inherated 350,000 and a home worth 400,000 paid off. Im 29 years old, not married, have 30k in the bank, car is paid off, and have no debt of any kind. The glaring weakness in my life however is a lack of a career. I do not have a college degree and typically have gotten by on hustling run of the mill jobs, flipping items on ebay, personal training etc currently part-time as a caretaker. I worry about this for my future, but do not have an idea of what to go to school for even at my age. I have enough community college general ed credits built up to put toward something, I just dont know what.Aside from my background, I would like to use snowball this money into more if possible. What are some of the more lucrative options available for someone in my position, or how would you go about handling this financial situation to best maximize future returns while creating a stable financial life?  <response>: I say do nothing. Put the money in a low risk investment. Savings account and take a year to think about it. As for the house have it taken over by a property management company until you know what your plans are going to be. Then you dont need to worry about anything until you have had some time to think. 