<prompt> Human: Hey guys. Im on a throwaway because I feel a bit embarrassed to write about this. Also, this is super long, please feel free to skip the first 5 paragraphsIm the son of a couple of immigrants who came to the USA for a better future. I grew up learning a bunch of good habits in terms of work ethics and was blessed to be lucky enough to have had a relatively stable childhood during which I studied and worked decently hard.Although my parents werent rich from what I understand we were pretty much bankrupt a few times, I never felt poor and I am endlessly thankful for that.Then, through sheer luck and maybe some studying, I got need based financial aid admittance to an Ivy League University. That financial aid plus my winnings as a semi-professional video gamer allowed me to graduate debt free.Fast forwarding to the present, a year out of school, I make roughly 140k a year helping people and doing what I love to do no longer video games, just technology things. Due to my upbringing and general spending habits, Ive ended up saving a pretty good percentage of my yearly salary. So all is well.Except, now I have no idea what to do. I suppose I could just save and by save I mean a combination of maximizing my 401K and IRA contributions as well as general savings. for ten years and get to a million, but that seems rather boring. Im pretty confident at this point that the difference between 70k and 140k annual salary for me is that Ill end up cooking for my girlfriend at home instead of taking her out to a nice restaurant. I also realize Im not making a ton of money compared to the top 10 I saw in the Wall Street Journal that Im in the 87. and I suppose I could strive to reach that amount in passive income? Some of the people I went to school with seem to be investing their time and money into either startups or real estate, but Im not sure what I want to do exactly. I really do want to grow such that I can make a larger difference in this world I think. Thoughts?tl;dr Im incredibly blessed with good fortune. I want to capitalize on this good fortune and try to take advantage of it, probably with a higher risk tolerance than most people have.  <response>: I also realize Im not making a ton of money compared to the top 10 I saw in the Wall Street Journal that Im in the 87.Boy are you wrong. Youre in the top 5. 