<prompt> Human: Hey so throwaway because I dont want to be recognized. Basically Ive been making YouTube videos for the past decade, but in the last 2-3 years its started doing very well for me. Last year I made 400k before taxes, this year Ill probably make 250k. I would expect this business to continue at minimum for the next 2 years, assuming nothing drastic changes with youtube. Its all quite volatile though which can be good or bad.Ive been investing my money into index funds - 25 each in of the following: Canadian Index, US Index, International Index, Canadian Gov Bonds Index. In total Ive got about 600,000 sitting in the bank, but only 100,000 of that is currently invested as listed above. Basically just been following the whole dollar cost averaging idea from The Wealthy barber. I understand that index funds are quote volatile, but Im looking to invest this money for the long term. Current expenses are less than 30k, as I live quite frugally given my current income. Ive also incorporated so I save a lot in taxes that way. Paying myself around 30k a year as dividends, which I then dont personally pay any taxes on.ANYWAYS. My question is this. Whats the best way to grow my money for the long term? Is my current strategy a good one? Should I continue just doing the 4 investments I mentioned? Should I cut any of them out? Perhaps thinking of cutting out bonds and just doing the index funds.The other question I have is actually regarding where I should be investing this money. Would it be better to pay myself more, say like 60-80k a year and then invest that extra 30-50k? Im currently paying myself just enough to live and max out my RRSPTFSA. OR would it be better to make the investments inside of my business accountCorportation, and just continue to pay myself 30K a year? tl;dr frugal 21 year old making 250,000 a year, and looking for a second opinion on what to do with the cash to make it grow  <response>: I am currently 32 and looking around my room for enough change to buy smokes. . Edit: Sorry guys didnt know saying something humorously self depreciating wasnt allowed here. 