<prompt> Human: Selling a company that I am the sole owner of. Deal closes in February and I will get about 5 million after tax.Only debt is a 1.8 million mortgage home is worth about 3mm.Have a stay at home wife and two kids. Assets post closing:-1.2 million equity in house-400k in checkingsavings account-1.7 million in stocks-1 million in other real estate land, no incomeMonthly expenses about 30k. Interest on mortgage: 2.3.Thinking about whether I should pay off the mortgage or not and what Im going to live on since I will no longer be drawing any income from my business.Thinking about some stock real estate investments. Already have money in stocks and they havent done well, and good quality dividend payers pay very little.I dont want to eat into my savings, so Im not sure what to do.I have expensive lawyers and tax planners, and will discuss investing with them once the deal closes since I dont want to jinx it.Im getting anxiety and sleepless nights over this. Dont want to end up at 55 broke.Sold the business as it was very stressful and I also want to raise my kids and dont want to miss even a day with them.Im not delusional, I know its a lot of money to some, but its all relative. There are people sister! I know who think what Im doing is stupid and less than 20 million is not enough to retire on.Suggestions welcome.Assistant: Are millionaires really relying on reddit to help them with financial planning? Seems like hiring financial planneraccountant would be more appropriate.Human: I have 450 hour people. Not relying on Reddit. Just want to hear the opinions of others. Dont like to discuss personal finances with friends.  <response>: But why listen to the opinions of others on a free message board when you pay said pros 450 an hour? If I paid someone that much to tell me how to spend, I would ABSOLUTELY not ask people on a website for free. 